"With the introduction of Adobe Flash Player 9,0,124,0, Flash Player will not make a socket connection directly to a server without first obtaining explicit permission from that server. This will require some systems and networks to open up ports or run new services in order to support granting permission." This daemon handle this with performance in mind : it's written in C and with libev which permits use of KQUEUE (BSD) or EPOLL instead of SELECT/POLL. REQUIREMENTS - Linux or BSD-like OS. - a GCC like compiler - libev Tested on: - FreeBSD 7.0-STABLE (i686) with all backends except EPOLL - Linux 2.6 CentOS (x86_64) with all backends except KQUEUE - Linux 2.6 Ubuntu 6.06.2 LTS (i686) with all backends except KQUEUE PROCESS Here's the engine's process : 1. Tests which backend are available on host system (epoll / kqueue / select...) and select the best of them. 2. Load policy file in memory 3. Bind socket 4. On event (ie. tcp connect()), start a loop 5. Validate TCP handcheck and start another loop for each clients
VERSION HISTORY
- Version N/A posted on 2008-06-02
Several fixes and updates - Version N/A posted on 2008-06-02
Program Details
- Category: Development > Other
- Publisher: vfpolicyd.sf.net
- License: Free
- Price: N/A
- Version: Array
- Platform: linux