Free hamster care software for linux

The Asterisk-Java package consists of a set of Java classes that allow you to easily build Java applications that interact with an Asterisk PBX Server. Asterisk-java supports both interfaces that Asterisk provides for this scenario, The FastAGI protocol and the Manager API.
Asterisk-Java is compatible with Asterisk 1.0 and 1.2. The FastAGI implementation supports all commands currently available from Asterisk.
The Manager API implementation supports receiving events from the Asterisk server (e.g. call progess, registered peers, channel state) and sending actions to Asterisk (e.g. originate call, agent login/logoff, start/stop voice recording).
Enhancements:
- This release has full support for Asterisk 1.4 and the new Live API (org.asteriskjava.live).
- The Live API takes care of the low-level action and event handling of the Manager API, and offers an intuitive API for Java developers.
- Asterisk-Java takes advantage of the features of Java 5.0, and therefore requires a Java Virtual Machine of at least version 1.5.0.

SADMS takes care of handling configuration files to achieve the the integration (joining) of Linux hosts to Active an Directory domain, to the effect that
- Linux hosts become Windows domain hosts.
- Windows domain users become Linux users.
As a domain member, the Linux host
- can offer resources (shares) to the domain hosts and act as a domain server.
- offloads authentication to the domain (controllers), making it unnecessary to add local user accounts for domain users
SADMS was designed for use by administrators and takes care of the gory details of configuring a Linux host as an Active Directory (Windows 200x) Domain, an operation that involves modifying a number of arcane configuration files.
The Linux host, running on Samba 3, though not an Active Directory controller, operates as a member of the domain and, as such, refers to controllers for user authentication. No local accounts for Active Directory members are needed.
Communication with Active Directory controllers is carried out through Kerberos and LDAP (not the NT LAN Manager protocols).
Optionally, PAM can be configured to accept domain users for local interactive sessions on the host, whicn then acts as a workstation.
Main features:
- configuring Kerberos
- configuring Winbind
- configuring Samba
- configuring the Name Switch Service
- optionally configuring PAM
- synchronizing clocks
- joining the server to the Active Directory Domain
- building home directories with the proper file permissions
- making the users homes and shares
- making advanced group shares
- configuring the start of the daemons
- installing PAM modules
- managing ACLs

CSS Briefcase project is simple tool that helps you organize CSS styles you use regularly. If youre frustrated writing the same CSS code for every project, or spend way to much time fishing around through old projects trying to find a key bit of CSS style code, this tool will help ease your woes.
Main features:
- Add CSS styles using a simple form.
- Generate CSS code by selecting the styles you want and clicking a button. Its that easy!
- CSS Briefcase takes care of some of the most common formatting issues in stride.
- Support for class-type styles, id-type styles and styles for pre-defined HTML tags.
- Data is saved in XML format, so no database is needed!

Search::Lemur is a Perl class to query a Lemur server, and parse the results.

SYNOPSYS

use Search::Lemur;

my $lem = Search::Lemur->new("http://url/to/lemur.cgi");

# run some queries, and get back an array of results
# a query with a single term:
my @results1 = $lem->query("encryption");
# a query with two terms:
my @results2 = $lem->query("encryption MD5");

# get corpus term frequency of MD5:
my $md5ctf = $results2[1]->ctf();

This module will make it easy to interact with a Lemur Toolkit for Language Modeling and Information Retrieval server for information retreival exercises. For more information on Lemur, see http://www.lemurproject.org/.

This module takes care of all parsing of responses from the server. You can just pass a query as a space-separated list of terms, and the module will give you back an array of result objects.

pgpmoose is a program that cancels invalid messages from moderated Usenet groups.
All messages to a specific group are assumed to have a PGP signature added at injection by the newsgroup moderator; if no such signature exists, or if the signature is invalid for the stated moderator of the group, then the message is assumed to be invalid.
This program takes care of actually issuing the cancels for those messages.
Enhancements:
- This release adds support to issue NoCeM messages as well as cancels, and can cancel a directory of posts (not just posts from a news spool).

YALE short from Yet Another Learning Environment is a flexible open-source tool for knowledge discovery, machine learning experiments, and data mining applications.

Experiments can be made up of a large number of arbitrarily nestable operators and their setup is described by XML files which can easily be created with a graphical user interface. Applications of YALE cover both research and real-world data mining tasks.

YALE is an environment for rapid prototyping of data mining applications. A modular operator concept allows the design of complex nested operator chains for a huge number of learning problems.

The data handling is transparent to the operators. They do not have to cope with the actual data format or different data views - the YALE core takes care of the necessary transformations. YALE is widely used by researchers and in industry.

lisp-network-server is a simple framework for writing Common Lisp network applications.

lisp-network-server framework takes care of listening on the network, accepting the connection and starting a new thread with handler functions of your network aware application.