Package descriptions for sigit and ipp2p
Hi
As english is not my native language, I'd really appreciate if anyone
could do a quick proof reading of my package descriptions for sigit
and ipp2p:
sigit:
Description: A small utility to change signatures randomly
This small utility changes signatures in random order.
It is compatible with all email and news
clients that use $HOME/.signature although the
signature file can be called anything. It works over
NFS and can even handle multiple signature files.
.
The utility to manipulate signature databases,
sigitdb, is also included.
.
Homepage: http://www.redhead.dk/
ipp2p:
Description: An extension to netfilter that recognizes P2P (iptables extension)
IPP2P is a netfilter module that recognizes peer-to-peer (P2P)
traffic. P2P raffic can be prioritized low or even blocked to
ensure a shared internet link does not get overloaded with
P2P traffic.
.
This package contains the iptables extension for IPP2P. You
will need a kernel module compiled from the ipp2p-source
package too.
ipp2p-source:
Description: An extension to netfilter that recognizes P2P traffic (kernel source)
IPP2P is a netfilter module that recognizes peer-to-peer (P2P)
traffic. P2P raffic can be prioritized low or even blocked to
ensure a shared internet link does not get overloaded with
P2P traffic.
.
This package contains the source for the kernel module. The
iptables extension in the ipp2p package is needed for this
module. Kernel source or headers are required to compile this
module.
ipp2p-modules-_KVERS_:
Description: IPP2P is an extension to netfilter that recognizes P2P traffic (kernel module)
IPP2P is a netfilter module that recognizes peer-to-peer (P2P)
traffic. P2P raffic can be prioritized low or even blocked to
ensure a shared internet link does not get overloaded with
P2P traffic.
.
This package contains the compiled kernel modules for _KVERS_.
TIA!
Regards
/Rasmus
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