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appid ----- Appid is a passive application protocol identification library that implements a state machine for efficient pattern matching of regex-like application content signatures. It uses the excellent Ragel finite state machine compiler to compile multiple patterns into a single combined machine for one-pass evaluation of a given input stream. For more information about the signature format, library internals, and general hacking, see the HACKING file in this distribution. Appid is an open-source contribution of Arbor Networks' technology to the community many of its developers came from. For licensing information, please see the LICENSE file in this distribution. Building -------- To build and install the library: ./configure (add '--with-python' to build Python module) make sudo make install The ragel-generated appid.c takes a lot of memory to compile. If you run into a compiler error like "virtual memory exhausted", you may need to increase your resource limits before compiling with "unlimit" (*csh) or "ulimit" (*sh). Support ------- For more information, visit our project website at http://code.google.com/p/appid/ -- Appid team <appid@googlegroups.com>
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