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nicetalker.tar.gz (5342)
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This is not an exaustive list of all my past projects, specially because my university projects are not yet listed here. The following projects were started for fun or interested and most of the time were abandon when I was out of time due to school or other things.

AdSense SnipSnap Macro v0.2: new version of the adsense plugin. It's now fully configurable and also supports display link units instead of ads.

Latest Posts Macro: Another Macro for snipsnap this one displays the latest N posts from a given weblog Snip. For more detail read the post when I released it.

AdSense SnipSnap Macro : A google adsense macro for snipsnap. Be sure to read Snipsnap hacks post in order to know how to install and work with it.

SnipSnap Link Macro Hack : A small hack in the radeox library in order to also allows links to open in new windows. Be sure to check Snipsnap hacks post in order to know how to install this hack.

Feed Reader : A simple macro for snipsnap that allows you to render rss feeds. Check Rss feed rendering Macro for more information.

Missing Dot : Probably this was one of my longest projects. It's a linux floppy distro based on kernel 2.2.22 and busybox. I've made it to see how many network utilities I could stuff into a single floppy.

Specs:

Binaries:

nmap
ngrep
ssh (had to do some small modifications on the source)
hping2
netcat
udhcp
nfs_shell

Supported NICs:

Realtek 8129/8139
AMD PCnet32
DECchip Tulip (dc21x4x) PCI
PCI NE2000
VIA Rhine

Supported FileSystems

ext2
/proc
NFS

httpFinger: it's a simple C network programming that I wrote once I needed to do some statistics. The goal of this application is to retrieve information of which webserver is running on the standard http port, it relays on the retrieved HEAD so sometimes information might not be accurate.

Nice Talker: done a long long time ago, it's a console based chat program with a console interface. It was intended for a programming challenge which in the end never took place, so I never ended the application.

Packager Lib: Packager it's a package factory, it supports creation of TCP, UDP and ICMP packages. Check the differences between not using this lib and using it while writting a simple synflooder. The tarball goes with two example, a package craft and the synflooder.

How to compile Packager has a library:

$ cd Packager/src $ make clean $ gcc -c icmpPackage.c ipPackage.c packager.c tcpPackage.c udpPackage.c $ ld -shared -o libpack.a icmpPackage.o ipPackage.o packager.o tcpPackage.o udpPackage.o # cp ./libpack.a /lib

Programs can now bee compiled using Package lib in the following way:

gcc file.c -o file -L/lib -lpack

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