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Contents

1.1 iana-etc 2.30

1.1.1 Available under license

1.2 php 5.6.40


1.3 xerces-c 3.2.3


1.4 c-ares 1.16.1


1.5 udev 167


1.6 log-rotate 3.16.0


1.7 vlan 1.9


1.8 e2fsprogs 1.45.6


1.9 libevent 2.1.10


1.10 jitterentropy-rngd 1.1.0


1.11 binutils 2.32.51


1.12 gawk 5.1.0


1.13 open-vm-tools 11.1.0



1.14 pciutils 3.6.4


1.15 openssl 6.2.374


1.16 fail2ban 0.8.14


1.17 linux-kernel 5.7.8


1.18 shadow 4.8.1


1.19 zlib 1.2.11


1.20 ncurses 6.2


1.21 collectd 5.11.0


1.22 tcl 8.6.9


1.23 ntp 4.2.8p15


1.24 wget 1.20.3


1.25 kmod 27


1.26 grep 3.4


1.27 log4erl 0.9.0


1.28 findutils 4.7.0


1.29 ed 1.16


1.30 tar 1.32


1.31 gdb 8.3.1


1.32 taa-crypto 1.0


1.33 mochiweb 2.15.1



1.34 sysfsutils 2.1.0


1.35 valgrind 3.15.0


1.36 coreutils 8.32


1.37 xmltooling 3.0.4


1.38 diffutils 3.7


1.39 inotify-tools 3.20.2.2


1.40 strace 5.7


1.41 smartmontools 7.1


1.42 bind 9.17.3


1.43 mod-authnz-external 3.3.3


1.44 tcp-dump 4.9.3


1.45 pcre 8.44


1.46 expat 2.2.9


1.47 libcap 2.40


1.48 rfkill 0.5


1.49 sqlite 3.32.3


1.50 iputils s20190709


1.51 libmnl 1.0.4


1.52 dpkg 1.19.7



1.53 libffi 3.3


1.54 cyrus-sasl 2.1.27


1.55 libxslt 1.1.34


1.56 samba 3.6.25


1.57 acpid 2.0.32


1.58 ifupdown 0.8.35


1.59 python 2.7.18


1.60 apr-util 1.6.1


1.61 json-c 0.14-20200419


1.62 pam-ldap 186


1.63 cracklib 2.9.7


1.64 traffic-server 6.2.3


1.65 eudev 3.2.9


1.66 libuv v1.9.1


1.67 erlang-otp 19.3.3


1.68 sysstat 12.3.3


1.69 net-tools 1.60


1.70 procps 3.3.15


1.71 sed 4.8


1.72 unzip 60



1.73 file 5.39


1.74 fdisk 2.35.2


1.75 libnftnl 1.1.7


1.76 libevdev 1.5.8


1.77 libpcap 1.9.1


1.78 pam 1.3.1


1.79 libidn 1.35


1.80 tcp-dump 4.9.3


1.81 nss-ldap 265


1.82 libsrtp v2.0.0


1.83 gzip 1.10


1.84 taa-log4os 1.0


1.85 irqbalance 1.6.0


1.86 log-rotate 3.16.0


1.87 libedit 3.1


1.88 libdbusc++ 0.9.0


1.89 readline 8.0


1.90 icu 65.1


1.91 libxml 2.9.10



1.92 kerberos 1.18.2


1.93 bzip2 1.0.8

1.94 tzcode 2020a


1.95 popt 1.18


1.96 xmlsecurityforc++ 2.0.2


1.97 bash 5.0


1.98 freeipmi 1.6.5


1.99 glib 2.64.4


1.100 icu4c 65.1


1.101 syslog-ng 3.11.1


1.102 libconfig 1.7.2


1.103 iptables 1.8.5


1.104 less 551


1.105 dbus-glib 0.110


1.106 traceroute 2.1.0


1.107 glibc 2.31


1.108 dnsmasq 2.82


1.109 hd-parm 9.58


1.110 lsof 4.93.2


1.111 psmisc 23.3



1.112 sdparm 1.11


1.113 ethtool 5.7


1.114 gettext 0.20.2


1.115 vim 8.2.0821

1.116 open-ldap 2.4.50


1.117 htop 2.2.0


1.118 boost 1.55.0

1.118.1 Notifications


1.119 openssh 7.5p1


1.120 curl 7.71.1


1.121 sudo 1.9.1


1.122 ciscossh 1.8.23.291


1.123 iproute 5.7.0


1.124 apache 2.4.43


1.125 sysv-init 2.90dsf


1.126 apr 1.7.0


1.127 util-linux 2.35.2


1.128 grub 0.97


1.129 smem 1.4


1.130 dmidecode 3.2


1.131 log4cxx 0.10.0



1.132 net-snmp 5.8.1.pre2


1.133 d-bus 1.13.16


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