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• Packages
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• dblife_6.0-wrt1_mipsel.ipk
• frotz_2.43-wrt1_mipsel.ipk
• openwrt-stunnel-patches
• stunnel_4.05-wrt2_mipsel.ipk

Packages for WRT54G router running OpenWRT.

Contents:

dblife - Life game.

frotz - Interpreter for interactive fiction (text adventures).

stunnel - Universal SSL tunnel for network daemons

Changes:

25 June 2004: create dblife (rev. wrt1), for testing

27 June 2004: create frotz (rev. wrt1), for testing

7 August 2004: create stunnel (rev. wrt1), for testing

8 August 2004: update stunnel (rev. wrt2) to include a
startup file (/etc/init.d/S51stunnel) to set up the
correct protections on /var/run and /var/log

Packages:

Package: dblife
Version: 6.0-wrt1
Depends: ncurses
Section: games
Architecture: mipsel
Maintainer: Graham Cobb <g-wrt@cobb.uk.net>
MD5Sum: e831487a12974c5b86eac3716aafe9a9
Size: 41544
Filename: dblife_6.0-wrt1_mipsel.ipk
Source: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/games/amusements/life/dblife-6.0.tgz
Description: Interactive game of life
 Note: for the WRT54G this program looks for its library in /usr/games/life/


Package: frotz
Version: 2.43-wrt1
Depends: ncurses
Provides: zcode-interpreter
Section: games
Architecture: mipsel
Maintainer: Graham Cobb <g-wrt@cobb.uk.net>
MD5Sum: f32aefbe2070c239703a7ec11dae49fe
Size: 54197
Filename: frotz_2.43-wrt1_mipsel.ipk
Source: http://www.cs.csubak.edu/~dgriffi/proj/frotz/
Description: Interactive fiction Z-code interpreter
 For games see www.ifarchive.org


Package: stunnel
Version: 4.05-wrt2
Depends: libssl libpthread
Section: net
Architecture: mipsel
Maintainer: Graham Cobb <g-wrt@cobb.uk.net>
MD5Sum: ab1b1e08080297a3d980bcf31b5ee2ec
Size: 35568
Filename: stunnel_4.05-wrt2_mipsel.ipk
Source: http://www.stunnel.org/download/stunnel/src/stunnel-4.05.tar.gz
Description: Universal SSL tunnel for network daemons
 The stunnel program is designed to work  as  SSL  encryption
 wrapper between remote client and local (inetd-startable) or
 remote server. The concept is that having non-SSL aware daemons
 running  on  your  system you can easily setup them to
 communicate with clients over secure SSL channel.
 .
 stunnel can be used to add  SSL  functionality  to  commonly
 used  inetd  daemons  like  POP-2,  POP-3  and  IMAP servers
 without any changes in the programs' code.