Free added queue software for linux

Putmail Queue provides a queuing system for putmail.py from the Putmail project.

It allows you to compose your email messages offline, keep them in a queue, and send them all together later.

This is my first try at providing a queuing system for putmail.py. Inside, youll find two programs: putmail_enqueue.py and putmail_dequeue.py.

To use them, you must first create the directory $HOME/.putmail/queue/. Its recommended that only you have access to it.

Install the program by running install.sh as root if necessary. Optionally, edit the file first to specify destination directories.

Usage instructions are in the man page. Use "man putmail-queue" to read it. It is a recommended one-time read.

pfqueue is a console-based tool for handling MTA queues.

pfqueue is an effort to give postqueue/mailq/postsuper/exim4 a console (ncurses) interface: it wont add any particular functionality to those provided with MTAs themselves, but will hopefully make them easier to use.

Its a real-time queue scanner, that shows per-queue lists of existing messages; the messages can be shown, deleted, put on hold, released or requeued.

Just for example, it may be useful to inspect a traffic jam at a given time, to see what is falling into and unexpectedly crowding your deferred queue.

IPTables::IPv4::IPQueue is a Perl extension for libipq.

SYNOPSIS

use IPTables::IPv4::IPQueue qw(:constants);

$queue = new IPTables::IPv4::IPQueue();
$msg = $queue->get_message();
$queue->set_verdict($msg->packet_id(), NF_ACCEPT)

$queue->set_mode(IPQ_COPY_PACKET, 2048);

IPTables::IPv4::IPQueue->errstr;

undef $queue;

Perlipq (IPTables::IPv4::IPQueue) is a Perl extension for iptables userspace packet queuing via libipq.

Packets may be selected from the stack via the iptables QUEUE target and passed to userspace. Perlipq allows these packets to be manipulated in Perl and passed back to the stack.

More information on userspace packet queueing may be found in libipq(3).

BitTorrent Queue Manager is a console-based BitTorrent client running on top of BitTornado that provides built-in queue management functions.
BitTorrent Queue Manager also provides a remote interface compatible with ABC for Web-based control. Furthermore, peer information can be queried, including country and network names, and a built-in crawler can gather new torrents on specified trackers or catalog sites for downloading automatically.
This is the new beginning of BTQueue. By upgrading to 0.1.0, you are able to:
- Utilize DHT network compatible to Bram Cohens client and BitComet
- Query IP location from updated database plus AS number (see ip2cc)
- Change client identifier to Azureus, Bram Cohens client, or BitComet

POE::XS::Queue::Array is an XS implementation of POE::Queue::Array.

This class is an implementation of the abstract POE::Queue interface. It implements a priority queue using C, with an XS interface supplied.

The current implementation could use some optimization, especially for large queues.

Please see the POE::Queue documentation, which explains this ones functions, features, and behavior.

The following extra methods are added beyond POE::Queue::Array:

dump

Dumps the internal structure of the queue to stderr.

verify

Does limited verification of the structure of the queue. If the verification fails then a message is sent to stderr and the queue is dumped as with the dump() method, and your program will exit.

PacKommander is a GUI wrapper for the pacman package manager of Arch Linux.
It is my very first Kommander script; but it does the job pretty well. Use it to install, upgrade, search, remove, query packages (local or repository) as well as synchronize database, upgrade system and clear file cache.
Main features:
- Quite light-weight and fast.
- Can perform almost all the tasks that CLI pacman can do. This includes install /upgrade /remove /query /view details /search packages both from server repositories as well as local packages in hard disk.
- Can be (in fact, must be) started as normal user to perform non-admin tasks like search/query pacakges. Root privilege is sought for automatically (using gksudo) as and when required (e.g. to install/remove packages).
- Can handle multiple packages at a time using a Package Queue system. Essentially, a list of queued packages is shown (packages can be added/removed from queue), from where you can select and manipulate multiple packages.
- Certain tasks like Upgrading entire system, syncing database with server, clearing cache, optimizing pacman, etc can be done by a click of a button.
- Hand-editing of certain configuration files is also supported using nano editor in xterm.
- Every task is actually carried out by pacman. The progress can be seen in the external xterm window and the user has to interact with it limitedly (for confirmations, etc.)
- The UI is fully configurable using Kommander-editor.

jjukebox is a multiuser music server capable of selecting music appropriate to its current listeners. Its robust enough for you to store your music (for example, the popular mp3 format) over different locations (network drives, cdroms) and not hang when any device fails.
The music server has been designed around reliability and extensibility, making it extremely reliable even when running under very dubious circumstances.
There is no limit to the amount of music other than the resources of the computer that you are running jjukebox on, or what types of music you can add to the music server, jjukebox can play many different types of music format thanks to Suns JavaMedia framework, and JavaZooms JavaLayerPlayer
Main features:
- Robust management of music mounted on other computers - if a remote computer becomes unreachable jjukebox automatically unmounts all the music stored on it without affecting play.
- Ratings system - so that people can rate tracks they like/hate and jjukebox will do its best to only play tracks people currently logged into it like.
- Programmable fading between tracks for smooth music transitions.
- Coded in pure java - can run on any platform with a conforming Java Virtual Machine
Enhancements:
Added in this release:
- A new looping queue - Plays the current queue forever.
- Faster magazine loading and saving.
- Beta GUI Client.
- Beta DAAP server.
Fixes for this releaes:
- Installer bugs from previous versions fixed - GNOME and KDE shortcuts are now correctly created.
- Play bug where player would sometimes randomly stop playing between tracks has been fixed.
- Increased playback buffer to help prevent skipping on slower machines.
- Client/Server code tidied up and fixes done mainly concerning server responses.
- Updated player jars, and a fix for 1.5 (Java 5) vm where volume setting would cause an exception when a new track was started.
- Multicast DNS fixes, this will form part of server clustering and easy server locating for the GUI client.

rcoaster is an advanced playlist manager and play controller.

MP3s and Oggs can be added and queued using one of two Web interfaces, or a shell scripting interface, enabling you to integrate with any environment. A GNOME panel applet for play control is also included.