| PPP
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Information on ppp for FreeBSD, the current sources, and how
to set it all up is available here. PPP is
a full-featured, highly configurable user-level PPP implementation.
It runs under FreeBSD version 2.0.5 and greater (it may even run on
older versions, but I haven't heard any reports to confirm this).
It also runs under OpenBSD and is reported to work ok under
NetBSD-1.4.1 and upwards.
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| MK
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My mk-2.182 (59K) source code
(free, written in C/C++ and may sometime be renamed) is available
here. This program builds under various DOS compilers, OS/2
(using the emx package) and various flavours of unix including
FreeBSD, Linux, Sequent Dynix, Sequent PTX and Unixware. It is a
make, or build utility, designed for a
multiuser, multi-machine, multi-cpu C/C++ development environment,
and guarantees integral compilations. The [incomplete] documentation
is available in postscript (361K) format,
compressed postscript (43K) format and
text (27K) format (not very pretty).
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| TCPCHAT
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My tcpchat-1.3 (2K) source code
(free, written in C) is available here. It performs a chat script
according to the given expect/send arguments to the given socket
on the given machine. This allows you to ``chat'' over a TCP
connection to any TCP/IP based machine. It also allows you to
probe the ports of a given machine to see which
services are available. This can be quite useful! The source code
is fairly straight forward, but has only been tested on FreeBSD.
Tcpchat -? gives you a usage summary.
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