Result for DA4DCCFC561B5FE6892B7F26B185DE5FE9A07843

Query result

Key Value
FileName./usr/share/doc/libluasandbox0/copyright
FileSize18694
MD5A1F0017175E3B4B10B70FE7496F10704
SHA-1DA4DCCFC561B5FE6892B7F26B185DE5FE9A07843
SHA-2560C2DAD91D15AAA563263E82671C15C78406E0CA817AA50B436B1CE6F9B675CBC
SSDEEP384:8/y8cS8PHD4omnWWtaMANOUjetpjASwok7x2jv9akFkTr9UWro:Ky8z8HUotQZcx2j1ajUWc
TLSHT1CD82547E3F881F3306C2C2B26B4764D7E31A903E757A1064705DB128279F96447BFAA9
hashlookup:parent-total36
hashlookup:trust100

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Parents (Total: 36)

The searched file hash is included in 36 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key Value
FileSize16972
MD5388BDF744C1A8BC91C2E48ECF24C0D41
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis – utilities The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . This package contains the command line utilities.
PackageMaintainerUbuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageNamelibluasandbox-bin
PackageSectionutils
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-10B87FF130DEF77FB1F018BF5A2D64EA6092C66B2
SHA-2564FEE680A3E3D21851CE8AB71C54ED90578799C4274DC54733880DC1C3B8CE6C2
Key Value
FileSize98026
MD5A0846D29C72AF036E2824A87FC6A77BA
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis — dynamic library The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . Sandboxes provide a dynamic and isolated execution environment for data parsing, transformation, and analysis. They allow access to data without jeopardizing the integrity or performance of the processing infrastructure. This broadens the audience that the data can be exposed to and facilitates new uses of the data (i.e. debugging, monitoring, dynamic provisioning, SLA analysis, intrusion detection, ad-hoc reporting, etc.) . Features of lua-sandbox: - small: memory requirements are as little as 8 KiB for a basic sandbox - fast: microsecond execution times - stateful: ability to resume where it left off after a restart/reboot - isolated: failures are contained and malfunctioning sandboxes are terminated. Containment is defined in terms of restriction to the operating system, file system, libraries, memory use, Lua instruction use, and output size.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox0
PackageSectioninterpreters
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-10CFE3832FA1EC9EBC5C58741D60E0349AA1B08F3
SHA-256CD993411D9294B6478F88DF89DAE58C4FC29E3703066215EA9E3009F279FB4F1
Key Value
FileSize17486
MD526FB50AE73F7F29F1B71CB4A0B067B18
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis – utilities The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . This package contains the command line utilities.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox-bin
PackageSectionutils
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-10DFB81331B54C50C3DFE2B0A083B9FAF3CEE3E96
SHA-2565A39F0E5F116F9FFB4E96A4AEA4D32D6A1ED7A79AA42CBDBAB6D9B6F8B784E4B
Key Value
FileSize17082
MD525CD4DCE86E1B007C49863C24F82FCE7
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis – utilities The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . This package contains the command line utilities.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox-bin
PackageSectionutils
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-112819B1F3370C84B3F7882470458C8C2F494429A
SHA-2566C2A78F0367A2BE035FA1CCF09AAAABE906F81EA02A8FAFF46C26A870B68474B
Key Value
FileSize30720
MD5581DBF7B0AFB7CE7D1E6319EA7273329
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis – development files The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . This package contains the C headers and other development files.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox-dev
PackageSectionlibdevel
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-11934F8C6C6978B3CEB526FFE37EB6E2502DD7A7A
SHA-256FF85D70136CC07E1244A9569B86DE765AB3DB5E01605A2F5054D47356BDEDDFD
Key Value
FileSize119082
MD57D91BE71A6EC20E6A7C1D9565E6EAC7C
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis — dynamic library The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . Sandboxes provide a dynamic and isolated execution environment for data parsing, transformation, and analysis. They allow access to data without jeopardizing the integrity or performance of the processing infrastructure. This broadens the audience that the data can be exposed to and facilitates new uses of the data (i.e. debugging, monitoring, dynamic provisioning, SLA analysis, intrusion detection, ad-hoc reporting, etc.) . Features of lua-sandbox: - small: memory requirements are as little as 8 KiB for a basic sandbox - fast: microsecond execution times - stateful: ability to resume where it left off after a restart/reboot - isolated: failures are contained and malfunctioning sandboxes are terminated. Containment is defined in terms of restriction to the operating system, file system, libraries, memory use, Lua instruction use, and output size.
PackageMaintainerUbuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageNamelibluasandbox0
PackageSectioninterpreters
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-121A7C081C05CF0A0BC1F4668F2A3DA5908D19421
SHA-256FD17211FA72C89ED160E83E70B8A032DE95A44449EA60D640749D42DD51041C3
Key Value
FileSize114064
MD5B6676811BB985A7C1538A4D93F4B2F49
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis — dynamic library The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . Sandboxes provide a dynamic and isolated execution environment for data parsing, transformation, and analysis. They allow access to data without jeopardizing the integrity or performance of the processing infrastructure. This broadens the audience that the data can be exposed to and facilitates new uses of the data (i.e. debugging, monitoring, dynamic provisioning, SLA analysis, intrusion detection, ad-hoc reporting, etc.) . Features of lua-sandbox: - small: memory requirements are as little as 8 KiB for a basic sandbox - fast: microsecond execution times - stateful: ability to resume where it left off after a restart/reboot - isolated: failures are contained and malfunctioning sandboxes are terminated. Containment is defined in terms of restriction to the operating system, file system, libraries, memory use, Lua instruction use, and output size.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox0
PackageSectioninterpreters
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-12ECA940C1DFD73C6DDE019995B95D0830856BA8A
SHA-256A61BC61681E3020C77CCDAD97ECE1ECB0563DE248D60246135910416B0F93C73
Key Value
FileSize30740
MD5C6996774A2A5B61F667D2B2E63B1CC08
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis – development files The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . This package contains the C headers and other development files.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox-dev
PackageSectionlibdevel
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-132C09E5AD5D0F32D7C9C914ED71D45F34315A606
SHA-256B724C082A282734A766ED611F54F0C0B33179E33BBA47C11655A3D9F7DD2A6BA
Key Value
FileSize98290
MD5B01853CB90B49EB4F80D14D794B2516B
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis — dynamic library The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . Sandboxes provide a dynamic and isolated execution environment for data parsing, transformation, and analysis. They allow access to data without jeopardizing the integrity or performance of the processing infrastructure. This broadens the audience that the data can be exposed to and facilitates new uses of the data (i.e. debugging, monitoring, dynamic provisioning, SLA analysis, intrusion detection, ad-hoc reporting, etc.) . Features of lua-sandbox: - small: memory requirements are as little as 8 KiB for a basic sandbox - fast: microsecond execution times - stateful: ability to resume where it left off after a restart/reboot - isolated: failures are contained and malfunctioning sandboxes are terminated. Containment is defined in terms of restriction to the operating system, file system, libraries, memory use, Lua instruction use, and output size.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox0
PackageSectioninterpreters
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-13822B91D915908ED15D61562911838089254F75B
SHA-25688B6A9EFC08CCC0EE92B6DB091DFFB14A068DB28A323F7208790512A78567359
Key Value
FileSize108434
MD58A184444A6824F773CAD1E7824129D9D
PackageDescriptionGeneric Lua sandbox library for dynamic data analysis — dynamic library The Lua sandbox is a library allowing customized control over the Lua execution environment including functionality like global data preservation/restoration on shutdown/startup, output collection in textual or binary formats and an array of parsers for various data types (Nginx, Apache, Syslog, MySQL and many RFC grammars). . Sandboxes provide a dynamic and isolated execution environment for data parsing, transformation, and analysis. They allow access to data without jeopardizing the integrity or performance of the processing infrastructure. This broadens the audience that the data can be exposed to and facilitates new uses of the data (i.e. debugging, monitoring, dynamic provisioning, SLA analysis, intrusion detection, ad-hoc reporting, etc.) . Features of lua-sandbox: - small: memory requirements are as little as 8 KiB for a basic sandbox - fast: microsecond execution times - stateful: ability to resume where it left off after a restart/reboot - isolated: failures are contained and malfunctioning sandboxes are terminated. Containment is defined in terms of restriction to the operating system, file system, libraries, memory use, Lua instruction use, and output size.
PackageMaintainerHeka Maintainers <pkg-heka-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNamelibluasandbox0
PackageSectioninterpreters
PackageVersion1.2.1-4
SHA-138B620C353CF14E020A2F8B624C0F9363EDB884D
SHA-256A373B3F777137B0409C62DA28B5AE9AF2D5D85E67C2B65D094375B490C1C78A8