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Title:			timewarp
Version:		0.1
Entered-date:		12JUL98
Description:            timewarp fools a program into thinking that the
                        current time is something other than it really is.
			This allows you to continue running binary software
			that has 'expired' without having to reset the
			time of the entire system.  (A program has 'expired'
			when it has a logical 'time bomb' that prevents
 			use of the program after a certain date, like 
			'rvplayer' from Real Networks.)
			It is implemented as a loadable kernel module and 
			it effects the time on a per-program basis.  That
			is, it only effects certain user-specified programs.
Keywords:		time, date, kernel module, system call, expire
Author:			jdimpson@acm.org (Jeremy D. Impson)
Maintained-by:		jdimpson@acm.org (Jeremy D. Impson)
Primary-site:		sunsite.unc.edu:/pub/Linux/???
				   21 kb timewarp-0.1.tgz
Alternate-site:		http://source.syr.edu/~jdimpson/proj/timewarp-0.1.tgz
Original-site:		http://source.syr.edu/~jdimpson/proj/timewarp-0.1.tgz

Platforms:		Linux (ia32, possible others)
Copying-policy:		GPL
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