# $Id$
# Main page of 'My::Project::captive'
# Copyright (C) 2003-2005 Jan Kratochvil <project-www.jankratochvil.net@jankratochvil.net>
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package project::captive::Index;
require 5.6.0;	# at least 'use warnings;' but we need some 5.6.0+ modules anyway
our $VERSION=do { my @r=(q$Revision$=~/\d+/g); sprintf "%d.".("%03d"x$#r),@r; };
our $CVS_ID=q$Id$;
use strict;
use warnings;

use My::Web;
Wuse 'project::Lib';


our @ListItem=(
		"name"=>"Captive",
		"platform"=>"unixuser",
		"priority"=>666,
		"summary"=>"The first free NTFS read/write filesystem for GNU/Linux",
		"license"=>"GPL",
		"maintenance"=>"update",
		"language"=>"i386 asm, C, Perl",
		"icon"=>"captive-install-acquire-icon",
		"cvs-of main tree"=>"captive",
		"cvs-of branched ReactOS subdir"=>"reactos:captive",
		"cvs-of branched LUFS"=>"lufs:captive",
		"cvs-of 'httpcaptive://' method"=>"gnome-vfs-httpcaptive:captive",
		"cvs-of 'libntfs://' method"=>"ntfsprogs-gnomevfs",
		"description"=>sub { return <<"HERE"; },
<p>Project implements the first full read/write free access to NTFS disk drives.
You can mount your Microsoft Windows NT, 200x or XP partition as
a transparently accessible volume for your GNU/Linux.</p>
<p>This compatibility was achieved in
the @{[ a_href 'http://www.winehq.com/','Wine' ]} way by using the original
Microsoft Windows <i>ntfs.sys</i> driver. It emulates the required subsystems of
the Microsoft Windows kernel by reusing one of the original
<i>ntoskrnl.exe</i>, @{[ a_href 'http://www.reactos.com/','ReactOS' ]} parts, or
this project's own reimplementations, on a case by case basis.
Project includes the first open source MS-Windows kernel API for Free operating systems.
Involvement of the original driver files was chosen to achieve the best
and unprecedented filesystem compatibility and safety.</p>
<p>As opposed to other projects this is currently the only software supporting the full
read/write access including the possibility to create/delete files, modify directories
etc.</p>
HERE
		);

sub handler
{
my $W=project::Lib->init(
		"no_project_data"=>1,
		"css_push"=>"./Index.css",
		"project_text_after_title"=>sub { return ""
				.'<table border="0" class="navigate"><tr>'
					.'<td>&bull;&nbsp;'.a_href('#download','Download').'</td>'
					.'<td>&bull;&nbsp;'.a_href('#news','NEWS').'</td>'
					.'<td>&bull;&nbsp;'.a_href('#testimonials','Testimonials').'</td>'
					.'<td>&bull;&nbsp;'.a_href('#press','Internet Press').'</td>'
					.'<td>&bull;&nbsp;'.a_href('#notes','Installation Notes').'</td>'
					.'<td>&bull;&nbsp;'.a_href('#lists','Mailing Lists').'</td>'
					.'<td>&bull;&nbsp;'.a_href('#seealso','See Also').'</td>'
				.'</tr></table>'
				},
		);


print <<"HERE" if !$W->{"no_job"};
@{[ vskip "3ex" ]}

<table border="0" style="margin: 3ex; padding: 2ex; background: #bb8888;" class="margin-center">
	<tr><td style="font-size: larger;">
		Looking for a challenging job: @{[ a_href $W->{"resume_url"},"My resume" ]}
	</td></tr>
</table>
HERE

my %version=(
		map(($_=>["1.1.5","0"]),qw(captive captive-lufs captive-install)),
		"lufs"=>["0.9.7","1captive8"],
		);

print <<"HERE";
<h2 id="download">Download</h2>

<h3>Choose the one preferred installation format:</h3>

<table border="1" frame="border" rules="rows" style="text-align: center;" class="download">
	<tr>
		<td>
			<p>RPM i386 binary<br />tested for distributions:</p>
			<table border="0"><tr><td align="left"><ul>
				<li>Red&nbsp;Hat&nbsp;9&nbsp;Shrike</li>
				<li>Red&nbsp;Hat&nbsp;8&nbsp;Psyche</li>
				<li>SuSE&nbsp;9.0</li>
				<li>SuSE&nbsp;9.1</li>
				<li>Mandrake&nbsp;9.1&nbsp;Bamboo</li>
			</ul></td></tr></table>
		</td>
		<td>@{[ a_href 'dist/captive-static-'.$version{"captive"}[0].'-'.$version{"captive"}[1].'.i386.rpm',
				undef(),"size"=>1,"basename"=>1 ]}</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
		<td>
			<p>.tar.gz i386 binary<br />(for non-RPM distributions)</p>
		</td>
		<td>@{[ a_href 'dist/captive-static-'.$version{"captive"}[0].'.tar.gz',undef(),"size"=>1,"basename"=>1 ]}</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
		<td>Source archives</td>
		<td>@{[ a_href 'CVS.pm#source','download link' ]}</td>
	</tr>
</table>

<h4>Development Status</h4>

<p>Project is no longer developed. The key functionality is reached
by the latest released version. All its resources are available
@{[ a_href 'CVS.pm#source','here' ]} for download.</p>

<h4>Known Issue</h4>

<p>Captive was written to interface with the Linux kernel via
@{[ a_href 'http://lufs.sourceforge.net/lufs/','LUFS' ]}.
Unfortunately, this project is no longer being maintained by its author.
Mounting of NTFS devices usually works, but is no longer supported by the
author of Captive. Always unmount the device by umount(8) command before shutting
down your GNU/Linux system.</p>

<p>A port of Captive to the newer
@{[ a_href 'http://fuse.sourceforge.net/','FUSE' ]}
interface has not yet been implemented.
There is an experimental LUFS-FUSE bridge called
@{[ a_href 'http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=121684','lufis' ]}
that can be used in the meanwhile.
Also, the captive-cmdline(1) interface will get around any kernel compatibility
problems.</p>

@{[ vskip "3ex" ]}

<h2 id="news">NEWS</h2>

<dl>
	<dt>captive-1.1.5 (2004-01-18) [@{[ a_href $W->{"project_viewcvs"}.'/*checkout*/captive/NEWS?rev=HEAD','archive' ]}]</dt>
	<dd>
		<ul>
			<li>Fixed ignorance of the file truncate operation via LUFS (Matthias R.)</li>
			<li>Support for reading of HIDDEN SYSTEM NTFS files via LUFS</li>
			<li>Fixed refusal to mount some NT4.0 NTFSes (Nerijus Baliunas, Scott Chevalley)</li>
			<li>Support <code>/dev/ataraid</code> devices (Ivan Tonov)</li>
		</ul>
	</dd>
	<dt>lufs-0.9.7captive8 (2003-12-06) [@{[ a_href $W->{"project_viewcvs"}.'/*checkout*/lufs/NEWS.captive?rev=1.1.2.11','archive' ]}]</dt>
</dl>

@{[ vskip "3ex" ]}

<h2 id="testimonials">Captive NTFS Testimonials</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Hospital of Castelo Branco - Bruno Santos
		<p>we are preparing the machines to install another system that will allow
		the digitalization of medical images - PACS (picture archive and
		communication system).</p>

		<p>since the computers that are need are about 100 and we need to install
		windows in all of them (even we have an almost automated instalation - but
		requires some administrator interaction). So, we want to install
		windows2000 without pressing a key.</p>

		<p>@{[ a_href 'TestimonialBrunoSantos.pm','<span style="font-style: italic;">[ more ]</span>' ]}</p>
	</li>
	<li>@{[ a_href 'http://www.amunra.co.uk/','Dave &quot;AmunRa&quot; Rigby' ]}
		<p>Ok, I'm impressed (@{[ a_href 'http://www.amunra.co.uk/archives/000028.php','Captive Review' ]})</p>
		<p>Linux software generally has a reputation for having some great, novell
		ideas, but often lacking in the general 'spit and polish' - difficult to
		install, unreliable, and so on. However the latest program I have tried out
		- Captive, is a breath of fresh air - simple to install and set up, and It
		Just WorksTM. And not only that, it's probably one of the most useful and
		technically impressive projects I've seen in a long time ...</p>
		<p><span style="font-style: italic;">[ snip ]</span></p>
	</li>
	<li>Derek J Witt
		<p>I commend you for this project. I am currently using this on my XP NTFS
		partitions and I am impressed that I can actually move, edit, and remove files
		and directories with no apparent ill effects. This is very nice indeed.</p>
		<p>I initially was skeptical because it uses wine and parts of ReactOS
		 (I have messed with this OS a few times), but you have proved me wrong. I have
		noticed no lag on my system.  I do notice the initial mounting process does
		take slightly longer than the Linux-NTFS project. But, once I'm past that, it's
		quite transparent.</p>
		<p><span style="font-style: italic;">[ technical question cut ]</span></p>
	</li>
	<li>James Van't Slot
		<p>Just wanted to drop you a note and say &quot;Excellent work!&quot;</p>
		<p>I just installed captive and it worked as advertized right out of the
		rpm.  Thanks, I've been holding off recompiling my kernel until NTFS is
		supported out of the box for Redhat.  Now I don't have to bother.</p>
		<p>Thanks again and keep up the great work.</p>
	</li>
</ul>

<h2 id="press">@{[ a_href 'Press.pm','Internet Press' ]}</h2>

@{[ vskip "3ex" ]}


<h1 id="notes">Installation Notes</h1>
<p>You should first run <b>captive-install-acquire</b> command to check your
available Microsoft Windows drivers versions. Now you can execute:</p>

<blockquote>
	<p class="quote" style="white-space: pre;"
># captive-cmdline \\
		--load-module=/var/lib/captive/ntoskrnl.exe \\
		--filesystem=/var/lib/captive/ntfs.sys \\
		--sandbox-server=/usr/sbin/captive-sandbox-server \\
		--bug-pathname=/tmp/captive-bug-%FT%T.captivebug.xml.gz \\
		--disk --rw /dev/hda1
# Now you can use ftp(1)-like command-line interface for the NTFS disk access.</p
	>
	<p>(Backslash end-of-line characters '\\' to be omitted for line continuation.)</p>
</blockquote>


<h2>Overview</h2>

<p>Any errors from '<b>captive-lufs</b>' are written to '<b>/var/log/messages</b>'.</p>
<p>Needed drivers (at least ntoskrnl.exe+ntfs.sys) must be in '<b>/var/lib/captive</b>'.</p>
<p>'<b>captive</b>' package creates '<b>captive</b>' user and '<b>captive</b>' group on your system.</p>


<h2>LUFS Kernel Driver Module</h2>

<p>@{[ a_href 'http://lufs.sourceforge.net/lufs/','LUFS' ]} (Linux Userland File
System) needs Linux kernel module driver (<i>lufs.o</i>) compatible with your
running Linux kernel. The binary driver is supplied already precompiled for many
Linux kernel versions in the binary packages above (<b>.i386.rpm</b> and
<b>_i386.deb</b> archives).</p>

<p>If you cannot <b>mount</b>(8) your NTFS filesystem you should run <span
class="quote">/usr/share/lufs/prepmod</span> to see the reasons. It is always
recommended to upgrade to the latest stable kernel supplied by your GNU/Linux
distribution vendor. You may need to install package
<b>kernel-source</b> (Red Hat) or <b>kernel-headers</b> (Debian) matching your
Linux kernel version (<b>rpm&nbsp;-q&nbsp;kernel</b>) and re-run <span
class="quote">/usr/share/lufs/prepmod</span>.</p>

<p><b>WARNING:</b> This 'captive' package may modify your Linux kernel
sources matching your currently running kernel version. These minor
modifications may include a dependencies rebuild, compiling build tools, fixes of
several include files, etc. All the modifications are done at the mount(8) time
by the automatically executed <span class="quote">/usr/share/lufs/prepmod</span> script.
This behavior was not present in the original
@{[ a_href 'http://lufs.sourceforge.net/lufs/','LUFS' ]} distribution
by @{[ a_href 'http://www.malinux.net/main/','Florin Malita' ]}.</p>


HERE


print rightimg <<"HERE",'reactos','ReactOS',"a_href"=>'http://www.reactos.com/';
	<h2>The First Open Source MS-Windows Kernel API for Free OS</h2>

	<p>Compatibility with the existing binary Microsoft Windows file system drivers has been
	reached. Microsoft Windows kernel system components required by these drivers
	were analyzed and successfully emulated in the GNU/Linux operating system.
	The project brings the Microsoft Windows kernel emulation framework to support even
	other types of Microsoft Windows drivers in the future.
	The <span class="productname">@{[ a_href 'http://www.reactos.com/','ReactOS' ]}</span>
	code base proved to be a big asset for this functionality.</p>
HERE


my @lists=qw(captive-announce-list captive-list captive-devel-list);

print <<"HERE";

<h2 id="lists">Mailing Lists</h2>

<form action="@{[ uri_escaped(path_web "/Mailman.pm") ]}" method="post">
	<table border="1" class="mailman" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;">
		<tr>@{[ map('<th>'.$_.'@jankratochvil.net</th>',@lists) ]}</tr>
		<tr><td>New version announcements<br />
		        (low traffic, recommended)</td>
				<td>User support,<br />bug reports</td>
				<td>Development</td>
				</tr>
		<tr>@{[ map({ "<td>".a_href($W->{"mailman_url"}."listinfo/$_",'Mailman Infopage')."</td>"; } @lists) ]}</tr>
		<tr>@{[ map({ "<td>".a_href($W->{"pipermail_url"}."$_",'Archive')."</td>"; } @lists) ]}</tr>
		<tr>@{[
			map(('<td><input type="checkbox" name="list" value="'.$_.'"'
					.($_ ne "captive-announce-list" ? '' : ' checked="checked"')
					.' /> Subscribe?</td>'),@lists)
			]}</tr>
		<tr><td colspan="3">
			<table border="0" style="text-align: left;">
				<tr><td>Email address:            </td><td><input type="text"     name="email"   size="30" /></td></tr>
				<tr><td>Your new Mailman password:</td><td><input type="password" name="pw"      size="15" /></td></tr>
				<tr><td>Reenter your password:    </td><td><input type="password" name="pw-conf" size="15" /></td></tr>
			</table>
			<p>
				<input type="hidden" name="back" value="/project/captive/#lists" />
				<input type="submit" name="email-button" value="Subscribe me" />
			</p>
		</td></tr>
	</table>
</form>


@{[ vskip "3ex" ]}

<h1 id="seealso">See Also</h1>
<ul>
	<li>@{[ a_href 'Preview.pm','Technology Preview' ]}</li>
	<li>@{[ a_href 'CVS.pm','Download Sources, CVS Repository' ]}</li>
	<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/','Developer Documentation' ]}; highlights:<ul>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/About.pm#versions','Microsoft Windows Versions Compatibility' ]}</li>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/Architecture.pm#law','Laws and Licensing Conditions' ]}</li>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/Details.pm#sandbox','Sandboxing of W32 Filesystem' ]}</li>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/TODO.pm#todo_fsck','TODO: Fsck of NTFS' ]}</li>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/TODO.pm#todo_surprise','TODO: NTFS Support for Partition Surprise' ]}</li>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/Related.pm#LinuxNTFScompet','Related Projects - Linux NTFS' ]}</li>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/Related.pm#vmware','Related Projects - VMware Workstation' ]}</li>
		<li>@{[ a_href 'doc/LinuxNTFS.pm',"Re: 7.7 Can't we write a wrapper for Windows' driver?" ]}</li>
		</ul></li>
	<li>@{[ a_href $W->{"project_viewcvs"}.'/*checkout*/captive/TODO?rev=HEAD','Known Bugs' ]}</li>
	<li>Man Pages<ul>
		@{[
			do {
				my @mans=(
						'captive'=>[7,'Microsoft Windows NT kernel emulation for NTFS disk access'],
						'mount.captive'=>[8,'mount(8) interface for NTFS disk access'],
						'lufs-captivefs'=>[7,'Linux Userland File System module for NTFS as filesystem'],
						'captive-cmdline'=>[1,'Command-line client for captive(7) NTFS disk access'],
###						'captive-sandbox-server'=>[1,'Security+safety wrapper for NTFS disk access'],
						'captive-install-acquire'=>[1,'Find MS Windows XP driver files for NTFS'],
###						'captive-install-fstab'=>[1,'Manage captive-ntfs /etc/fstab entries'],
						);
				my @r;
				while (@mans) {
					my $file=shift @mans;
					my($section,$name)=@{shift @mans};
					push @r,"<li>".a_href("man/$file.pod.html",$file)."($section) - $name</li>\n";
					}
				@r;
				}
			]}
		</ul></li>
	<li>@{[ a_href 'Resources.pm','Related Pages' ]}</li>
	<li>@{[ a_href 'Thanks.pm','Thanks' ]}</li>
</ul>
HERE


exit;
}
1;