Source Code Info |
The source-code on this site has been
supplied for educational and resource purposes only.
You may not repackage and redistribute the code for
profit in any way shape or form. However if you wish
to improve upon the server source... Feel Free!!! Just
be sure to send me a copy, so i can add it to the Modules
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| Lanman
Source Code |
A sad time for ... well... me. The source-code
for Lanman has now exited it's development cycle. In
other words, i am no longer developing the software.
Also note that the file-sharing feature has been removed
due to legal restrictions and certain people abusing
the feature.
Note that the message-board module still contains a
buffer-overflow and if an invalid xdp-packet is sent
containing an invalid magic-number, that module will
crash and the server will no longer be able to handle
message-board transactions. Also note that when i get
around to a C++ version of the server this will not
be an issue, because the message-board service will
be on a chrond type service and will be automatically
restarted.
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here to download latest source-tree |
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| OpenNet
Source Code |
Current source has been stripped back
to rewrite the DHCP and DNS-Caching services. IMAP4
doesn't work either! The good news is that POP3 and
SMTP services are working on the server, however i have
plans to remove the current authentication routine for
POP3 users, and maybe impliment a datafile to handle
mailboxes and password authentication. OR! Even better,
create an LDAP server or client to handle user's information
:)
OpenNet source-code not yet released. Please email
for a development tree... |
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| XCyteMail |
Guess what mail server i'm using! WOO!
Got the kernel to finally boot with XCE, now the configuration
happens dynamically. Havn't tested the new version of
service_postman.cpp yet, but it delivers mail. Also
seems to handle large emails with attachments faster
than the previous version. This was achieved by parsing
the active SOCKET object to a new thread then letting
the thread handle a simple data-grab to the inbox file.
That way it doesn't have to go through the rest of the
POP3 protocol stuff...
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