Free kelty gunnison 2.1 software for linux

mkcgi is a simple command line utility for producing a perl CGI script instantly by parsing an existing HTML form. The resulting perl script is easy to understand and customize.
Features include error checking, confirmation email sent to the admin and user, plain text tab delimited logging, MySQL support and redirection to a thank you page.
mkcgi takes 2 arguments. The first is the html file name of the form you want it to parse and the second is the file name of the cgi you want to create.
mkcgi will load the form field values into your favorite UNIX editor. Youll need to verify the field names look accurate and remove any duplicates (radio buttons) or other unnecessary HTML.
Next edit the proper field names that will be used for error checking and displayed to the user.
Next edit configuration information and comment out fields that are not required or add special error checking.
A SQL file will be created that you can load into MySQL so your data can be inserted. Your CGI script is ready!
Enhancements:
- Command line switches were added for easy configuration.

Heliodor packages contains the Metacity themes for the Beryl project.

Heliodor provides exactly what the header suggests, metacity theme support.

Heliodor is not yet feature complete but works on a basic level, and in the future will support basic transparency settings.

PhishBouncer project is an advanced Java HTTP(S) proxy with anti-phishing capabilities.
PhishBouncer is an anti-phishing platform based on an HTTP/HTTPS proxy integrating anti-phishing checks that do not depend on block lists or Phish signatures. The checking algorithms make use of the attributes of the web-site being visited, the structure and properties of the referring URL, and the web-sites association with other legitimate web-sites that the user interacts with. The checks are implemented as plug-in interceptors, and it is easy to modify them and add or remove new checks. Apart from defense against Phishing, PhishBouncer is also a platform for developing and testing new anti-Phishing checks.
For ease of rapid prototyping and testing of anti-Phishing checks with real and reliable test data, a crawl-and-drive framework is also provided-- all you need is an APWG membership to be able to download Phish Reports from APWG and follow the instructions provided. This framework will periodically download new Phish URLs from APWG, and visit the Phish sites using the PhishBouncer proxy first without and then with the anti-Phishing checks. All results are logged so that dead or broken sites (i.e., sites that produced errors in either visit) can be culled, and the remaining data can be used to obtain an accurate count of how many Phish sites were flagged by the currently active checks.
The HTTP/HTTPS proxy framework can also be used to insert other types of adaptive behavior in the HTTP/HTTPS based interaction by replacing the plug-in interceptors executing anti-phishing checks by other interceptors that performs logging, filtering (as in parental control), load-balancing, QoS-based redirection etc.
PhishBouncer was developed by BBN under an R&D project supported by the Homeland Security Advanced Research Project Agency (HSARPA), under its Cyber Security R&D program.
Main features:
- Implemented in Java, therefore less vulnerable to traditional exploits (e.g., buffer overflow attacks)
- Architectural solution with stronger guarantees than browser plug-ins (can catch phishing attacks even if the browser is closed or not part of the communication)
- Browser independent - supports all web browsers
- Operating system independent - supports all operating systems that can run Java
- Highly customizable deployment options - runs on user hosts, wireless routers, or network server
- Open framework and plug-in architecture - allows easy addition of new checks
- Attribute-based detection - provides protection against unknown phishing attacks
- Supports reactive and proactive anti-phishing checks
- Supports HTTP and HTTPS

lzCounter provides a simple and easy-to-install Website counter.
lzCounter is an simple and easy-to-install website counter based on php and mysql.
Main features:
- Total Visitors
- Total Hits
- Today Visitors
- Yesterday Visitors
- User online
- Most Users online

JTail is an advanced Java/Swing implementation of the Unix tail utility. JTail includes an intuitive GUI interface that enables the user to define multiple data filters and alarms.
In addition, the user can suspend and resume the display of data from the monitored file. When suspended, the user can single step through the new data being written to the files being monitored.
JTail can be used to monitor both files on both local systems and via the Fishcroft RfaServer (see below) on remote systems.
Enhancements:
- The JTail jar file is now a self-executing jar file.
- The ability to spawn new root windows from the File menu has been added.
- When filters are defined but none are activated, all output will be displayed.
- Output may be displayed with line wrap toggled on or off.
- Minor code cleanup. rfa.jar sources are included in the source tree.
- utils.jar sources are included in the source tree.

myGtkMenu is a user-defined menu for running applications.

When myGtkMenu is executed, it reads a special text file and creates a menu. The order of the menu items, which icons are used, and the commands to be executed are specified in the text file.

FlatGallery is a simple image gallery producer that requires no database backend. Users simply add images to a directory and FlatGallery will recognise this and produce thumbnails that are cached for later use.
Producing thumbnails only when images ar added lessens the strain on servers that produce thumbnails "on the fly" for every image, every time the page is refreshed. FlatGallery also deletes thumbnails when the image is removed from the image directory. Nearly all aspects of FlatGallery are customizable such as number of images per page, thumbnail size, what to display, etc.
It can be run as a standalone gallery or as an integrated part of a pre-existing webpage. The class structure of FlatGallery makes it extremely small and flexible. All your formating is done via stylesheets. There is little to no set-up required. All you need are PHP, GDLib, and some pictures!
Enhancements:
- Minor: Fixed integration issue with other PHP
- Minor: die() functions replaced by return false;
- Minor: Errors return false and set $gal->error; to an error message
- Minor: Image directory only needs to be readable now. Chmod 0755 is sufficient.

httplog is a replacement for Apaches rotatelogs and Andrew Fords chronolog. It allows you to specify a logfile using strftime paramaters in the filename to act as a template.
This means that the logs in your logfiles will also be sorted according to the filename. For example, if you specify a logfile of /var/log/http%Y%m%d.log, a new log file would be generated each day, with content for only that one day.
It also supports compression of logfiles using gzip, and many other useful functions.
It takes one argument at the command line, the path to a logfile as a template.
The template pathname can use any valid special characters permitted in strftime(3). Other optional arguments can be appended to the command line.
If you want to have httplog run as a different user and/or group (instead of running as root - possible security risks), you can use the `-u and `-g to have httplog run as that user and/or group.
You can also specify `-b to have httplog use a custom buffer size for memory storage of log data, rather than the default value of just line buffering mode (flushes data per newline).
If you want to have your logfiles gzipped because of size constraints, you can now use the `-z option to have httplog gzip all logfiles once its done writing all data to them (when a rollover period hits and a new logfile is to be created).
You may have a symlink to the currently active logfile by using the `-s option and specifying a filename to be used as the symlink.
This program makes Apache act similar to Microsofts IIS webserver in its logging style (as opposed to every logfile entry in one single huge logfile). This allows you to easily maintain your webserver logfiles for statistics packages in an easily organizable manner without user intervention.
Because of the buffer option added since v1.5, httplog may also be usefull for extremely large sites that get thousands of hits per second, and typically disable logging to save their hard drives from dying.
The buffer size option can be used to create an extremely large buffer in ram so that logfiles would not be flushed as often as if it were in line buffering mode, and in essence, could prolong the life of your valuable drives by decreasing their activity.
Enhancements:
- Removed a couple of lines of code that could cause segfaults if errors were imminent while opening new a file or allocating the buffer memory