Projects

netsend

Netsend considered at a low-level isn't really more then a simple IO wrapper. Netsend transmit and receive files just like every other filetransfer application. The difference is HOW netsend utilise the Operating System - nor the lowest common denominator of available functionality (e.g. ... [More] portability) is the main goal. Intention is to crush the last quantum of the Linux Network Stack to gain maximum network performance. [Less]

ncache

NCache is now in nginx core , you can use it as nginx proxy cache. see hereNCache is out of maintaince from 2009.1.1 What is ncache?a web cache system base on nginx web server. faster and more efficient than squid. we have published a release version 2.3 on 32-bit linux and a release version ... [More] 3.1_64 on 64-bit linux now, you can see the change log here if you want to improve your ncache performance (32-bit) please see this wiki paper: AdviceIOPerfomance and we will maintain it be fresh. you can also visit here by http://www.ncache.org or http://ncache.googlecode.com and left your message here there is also have some BUGS, so if you find it please tell us, thanks alot. shinepf@gmail.com shineyear@msn.com shuiyang@gmail.com shuiyang@live.cn fgxlzh@gmail.com FeaturesThe large storage can save over 30,000,000 caches The self sort share memory hash index Base on the fastest web server framework : nginx The high throughput and high concurrent volume of the cache request Without http headers cache Low cpu cost and low iowait Memory cache the hottest data by MMAP like "varnish" Texturixer storage system Auto delete cache file when it is cold How to use?You can see it on the wiki paper HowToNcacheV2 and HowToNcacheV3. Problem yet~only support on linux 2.6 up (64-bit can support freebsd). do not have enough information about the Run-time statistics The ncache Subversion repository is availablehttp://ncache.googlecode.com/svn/ [Less]

eclipsender

A eclipse plugin for file and message sending in an ethernet. The plugin can work on eclipse 3.x platform, and provide the message sending and file sending function. The plugin can find other uses in the same ethernet, and show their IP address and use also can set a user name in the ... [More] properties page of the eclipse, the setted name will be displayed on the buddy list of the plugin buddy list view. Message sending component also contain group chat function. On the group chat window, one user can send a file to each other. User can set the chat dialog page font size and font color. Use also can set a log file path to store the chat log. File sending component can transfer many files one time. There will be a progress bar showing for the current user. [Less]

ruby-mongrel-x-sendfile

This project is a Mongrel::HttpHandler filter & Mongrel::HttpResponse patch developed at Scout Labs for use with our Ruby on Rails apps. Efficiently send static files from a mongrel appStreaming very much data through mongrel is a bad thing; springs stringy memory leaks. What about the ... [More] pre-existing HTTP server solutions?Typically this problem is solved for dynamically-served static files via an HTTP X-Sendfile header sent back to the upstream web server/proxy, e.g. Apache mod_xsendfile or lighttpd's sendfile support. This is an in-mongrel solutionThis filter & patch avoids the icky ruby memory/object leak while still completing the request entirely with mongrel, requiring no further web server integration. It contains: an X-Sendfile behavior written as a Mongrel::HttpHandler mounted at uri "/", only engaging when a response contains an X-Sendfile header an around-behavior, advice style monkey patch to Mongrel::HttpResponse#send_file so that we can utilize the sendfile gem for platform-native binding to sendfile(2). Code quality, compatibilityDeveloped & tested with: mongrel 1.1.5 Rails 2.2.2, using ActionController's #send_file with `:x_sendfile => true` local dev on OS X 10.5, ruby 1.8.6 deploying on Solaris 10, ruby 1.8.6 Known issues: on Solaris 10, the sendfile gem's tests hang indefinitely for nonblocking sendfile(2) calls; so, we do not use nonblock calls OS X/Darwin is not supported at all by the sendfile gem; so, we fall back to copying the file data to the network socket via ruby (same for all unsupported platforms) The futureMerb &/or Rails 3 may probably provide more elegant ways to accomplish this same thing. Get itThe raw code is available in the repo. A gem package & usage guidlines soon to follow! [Less]

xfhttpd

Target to a really fast HTTP Daemon.