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Dependencies

	*  libxml2 : Required for parsing and writing the configuration.
	*  libpcap : Required for input_pcap, target_pcap, target_tcpkill and target_inject.
	*  xmlrpc-c : Required for XML-RPC interface and the web interface.
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Events are the link between parsing protocols and doing something useful with the result. The events will describe what happened on a protocol level with as much details as possible.

Some events have one or more payload associated to them. For example, an HTTP request has a payload associated to it when the server returns the content of a web page. It might also have another payload associated if the client sends some information via a POST request.</description>
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This analyzer listens for events from proto_imap. It parses the command, response and payload and issue various events.

Events
 Name  Payload associated  Description imap_msgyesGenerated when a message or part of a message is found.imap_idnoContains information about client and server ID commands.</description>
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This module parses IMAP connections as defined in RFC 3501.

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        <description>Packet-o-matic NG

Packet-o-matic NG aka pom-ng is the new generation of packet-o-matic. It is a complete rewrite based on the previous version with improved architectural design and packet processing.
Notable new features are multi-input support and multi-thread processing.</description>
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        <title>cable_isp_bpi - restore non spammy revision</title>
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        <description>BPI usage of ISPs

If your ISP is using BPI, the packets arriving to your modem are encrypted and cannot be read by your neighbors. If your ISP doesn&#039;t use BPI, anybody can easily read all your downstream traffic (data and voice in your receive direction)!</description>
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