On this page, I collect some of my open source work. It will most probably be incomplete, so please drop me a line if you know that I have written some open source application/tool/patch that is not yet listed on this page and I can send it or put it up here.
Tools
I have written some open source tools in different programming languages and for different platform/operating systems. Most of them have been developed to scratch a personal itch (as probably with most open source tools...).
Patches
Other open source work of mine includes patches to well-known (or sometimes not so well-known) open source projects.
- Squid filter: Patches to the Squid proxy server to enable content scanning.
- Webmin PAM: Patches to the webmin administration tool to allow authentication against PAM.
Debian packages
I maintain a few packages for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution:
- openswan/strongswan/freeswan:
- pptpd:
- mkinitrd-cd:
- havp:
Additionally, I was the first maintainer of the logcheck package (and still use it at all of my machines). During my time of administering this package, I basically took over maintainership for the whole package because upstream development had stopped and the original author was no longer working on it.
At the moment, I also sponsor the following packages for people who are not Debian maintainers but want to have their packages included with Debian:
- fireflier by Martin Maurer. It's a nice package for setting up firewall rules for desktop machine in much the same way as the various "personal firewalls" for Windows work. It has a nice architecture, being split into a server component and a client GUI that is available in multiple versions.
- coco-java/coco-cs by the Institut für Systemsoftware at the Johannes Kepler University Linz, the Debian package is currently maintained by Markus Löberbauer. It's a compiler generator ("compiler compiler") for Java and C#.
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