Code
Alaya
DAV-aware webserver with a number of unusual features
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FTP server with some unusual features
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pam_usbkey.so
linux PAM module that uses USB keys as authentication tokens
pam_honeycreds.so
linux PAM module that watches for certain passwords
pam_ihosts.so
linux PAM module that limits login by mac-address, ip-address, country-code or registrar
daytime
A small utility for setting time from the network, or serving it to a network
gngeo-cjp
My fork of the gngeo arcade emulator

Summary

Alaya is a chrooting webserver with basic webdav extensions and a number of unsual features. It can serve both http and https and is intended to provide a simple means for people to share directories with webdav. Although it chroots it supports running CGI programs outside of the chroot via a trusted-path method. Alaya can support perfect-forward-secrecy and client certificate authentication. As of version 2.0 it has preliminary websockets support.


Licence

Alaya is made available under the Gnu Public License version 3, and comes with no warranties or guarentees.