= Things that I have repositories for on Github

This is a quick index of everything interesting that I have on Github
in [[my account https://github.com/siebenmann/]].

* [[MXiostat]]: [[siebenmann/mxiostat 
  https://github.com/siebenmann/mxiostat]], a better _iostat_ for Linux.

* [[/blog/python/PyMilterTools]]: [[siebenmann/python-milter-tools
  https://github.com/siebenmann/python-milter-tools]], a pure Python
  implementation of the Sendmail Milter protocol.

* [[python-netblock
  https://github.com/siebenmann/python-netblock]], a Python module
  for sets of IP address ranges (and a module for sets of integer
  ranges in general). Comes with a bonus netblock calculator.

* [[portnanny
  https://github.com/siebenmann/portnanny]], a powerful inetd-like
  frontend for a single TCP service, with a great deal of filtering
  power.

* DWiki: [[siebenmann/dwiki
  https://github.com/siebenmann/dwiki]], you're soaking in it. The
  software that runs this thing. See also DWikiCode.
* [[siebenmann/cspace-skeleton
  https://github.com/siebenmann/cspace-skeleton]], the DWiki templates
  and utility files that are used to set up, lay out, and style
  WanderingThoughts and CSpace (to the extent that they have any style).
  This may be a useful illustration of template and renderer tricks,
  although they aren't well documented. They go on top of the templates
  and so on in the main DWiki codebase.

* [[cks-dtrace
  https://github.com/siebenmann/cks-dtrace]], an assortment of
  DTrace scripts that are currently focused on NFS v3 server,
  ZFS, and iSCSI initiator stuff. I used (some of) them to
  diagnose [[our fileserver performance issues
  /blog/sysadmin/MailProblemAnatomy]].

* [[call.go
  https://github.com/siebenmann/call]], essentially a relatively
  basic netcat-like program written in [[Go http://golang.org/]].
  It will talk over a wide variety of socket types, including Unix
  domain sockets, and it can act as a TLS/SSL client.

* [[smtpd https://github.com/siebenmann/smtpd]] is a starting Go
  implementation of the server side of SMTP ([[net/smtp
  http://golang.org/pkg/net/smtp/]] basically only handles the
  client side). It doesn't handle high-level issues like what
  addresses should be accepted and rejected; its purpose is simply
  to handle the grunt work of a reasonably RFC compliant but cautious
  SMTP server, taking care of things like proper command sequencing
  and TLS.
  {{ST:strike:It comes with a 'sinkhole' SMTP server that accepts most everything
  and (at most) just writes it to disk; this is suitable for things
  such as catching spam. Of course the SMTP server also serves as an
  example of how to use the package.}}

* [[sinksmtp https://github.com/siebenmann/sinksmtp]] is a vastly
  over-complicated 'sinkhole' SMTP server that at most just accepts
  email and writes it to disk; this is suitable for things such as
  catching spam. It uses [[smtpd]] as the underlying SMTP server
  engine. It has plenty of features that are designed to basically
  limit what it accepts so you get more interesting spam and less
  [[boring spam /blog/spam/MySpamIsBoring]].

* [[ffox-remote https://github.com/siebenmann/ffox-remote]]
  is lightweight [[remote control /blog/unix/WeirdFirefoxRemoteControl]]
  for Unix Firefox ([[see also /blog/programming/GoLowLevelX]]). It may
  also serve as an example of doing low level X things in Go.

* [[go-kstat https://github.com/siebenmann/go-kstat/]] is a Go package
  to read Solaris (Illumos, OmniOS, etc) kstat(s), so Go programs
  can have access to all of those tasty kernel statistics.

* [[netvolmon https://github.com/siebenmann/netvolmon]] is a
  Go program to report network device utilization on Linux and
  Solaris. It has various crazy features and some sensible ones,
  and replaces my [[Linux script /blog/linux/SeeingNetworkBandwidth]]
  and [[Solaris script /blog/solaris/SolarisNetworkBandwidth]] for
  doing this. Unsurprisingly, it uses [[go-kstat]] for access to
  network bandwidth information on Solaris; on Linux it reads
  _/proc/net/dev_.

* [[exim-attachment-logger
  https://github.com/siebenmann/exim-attachment-logger]] is the
  Python code we use for [[our logging of MIME attachment types
  from Exim /blog/sysadmin/EximOurAttachmentLogging]].

=== Repos that are my versions of other people's programs

All of these are likely to be rebased periodically.

* [[dmenu-cks https://github.com/siebenmann/dmenu-cks]] is my hacks
  on top of the official version of [[dmenu /blog/sysadmin/ToolsDmenu]].

* [[liferea-cks https://github.com/siebenmann/liferea-cks]] is my
  hacks on top of the official version of the [[liferea
  http://lzone.de/liferea]] syndication feed reader.

* [[sam https://github.com/siebenmann/sam]] is my hacks on top of
  [[the updated, Xft-enabled version of _sam_
  https://github.com/deadpixi/sam]].