Free mdnsd 0.7 software for linux

wmtz displays the time in different time zones as defined in its configuration file. wmtz can also display the current Julian Day Number, sidereal time and swatch beats.
Enhancements:
- Added option TZONE for time zone time with automatic compensation for daylight savings time. You have to give a correct TZ environment string in order for this to work (see: man tzset for a description of the TZ environment variable).
- Added a monochrome bitmap. Activate it with the -m command line option.

Denemo is a unique score editor which exports notation to LilyPond and ABC music formats. Denemo also acts as a frontend for Csound score files. Denemo is different from most graphic music editors, this is partly because it was created to help edit Lilypond notation and partly because of its unique design philosophy.

LilyPond is a music typesetting system which uses definition files written in plain text and outputs beautiful music. Please see the LilyPond homepage for more information about LilyPond.

Denemo tries to mimic the speed of notation entry in Lilypond as much as possible. Denemo sports a clean uncluttered interface with a very keyboard centric bent. This makes score creation with Denemo both quick and intuitive.

OpenDD is a DynDNS client, written in C, and especially designed for small gateway machines, like a Soekris box.
Its main feature is that it does not require any Perl or Python interpreter. It supports HTTPS, can send a mail report, and can run as daemon. OpenDD project is also very easy to deploy.
You just have to compile it with an OpenBSD box, with gcc, and copy the
"opendd" binary to your gateway, that do not have a C compiler.
An example of how I use it, assuming the gateway run on OpenBSD :
- Copy the binary to your gateway
- Copy the opendd.conf to /etc/opendd.conf
- Edit /etc/opendd.conf to suit your needs
- chmod 600 /etc/opendd.conf, since it contains your DynDNS login/password "en clair"
"opendd" is now ready to run.
Now "opendd" can be run in daemon mode.
You must add the following parameter in your opendd.conf :
runasdaemon = 1
In daemon mode, the program will poll every X seconds to check if update must be done.
The poll frequency can be adjusted with the following parameter :
pollfrequency = 300
If not set, 300 seconds is the default.
For daemon mode, parameter "pidfile_path" has been added :
pidfile_path = /var/run/opendd.pid
If not set, /var/run/opendd.pid is the default.
This file has a double function :
- First, it stores the pid number
- Second, it is used as a lock file to prevent multiple opendd daemon process
Parameter "domain_lifetime" has been added :
domain_lifetime = 28
It means that if no update has been done for 28 days, a forced update will be done
in order to prevent your dyndns domains to expire.
"opendd" now supports HTTPS, using openssl library.
To compile with openssl support, type the following command :
env USE_SOCKET_SSL=yes make
To enable it, you must add the following parameters in your opendd.conf :
use_ssl = 1
cert_path = /etc/opendd.pem
So, do not forget to copy the opendd.pem cert file in the right place.
Now, it is possible to run "opendd", with privileges dropped, if run by root. For example, you can add the following parameter in your opendd.conf :
system_user = nobody
OR
system_uid = 65534
system_group = nogroup
OR
system_gid = 65533
In daemon mode, "opendd" can react to SIGUSR1 signals.
It is used to force a DynDNS update. Useful, if your hostnames will expire
because no update has been done.
!! Do not forget to not abuse of this feature, as DynDNS services will detect that
!! as updates abuses.
If you do not use the daemon mode and if you have an ADSL connection, with pppoe,
you can edit /etc/ppp/ppp.linkup like this :
MYADDR:
!bg /sbin/opendd
Assuming you put opendd binary in /sbin
It will run opendd, on every ADSL connection or reconnection.
The program logs on the "local0" syslog facility with LOG_ERR or LOG_INFO. The syslog ident is "opendd".
Additional, "opendd" arguments are available :
opendd -c < another_config_file > -v
The -v option allow opendd to print information on stderr INSTEAD OF on syslog.
The followings are some TODO list I have in mind (so features that are not support at this time) :
- other dyndns services : static, custom
- login/password stored in a cryptable way.
Other wishlist are welcome.
Enhancements:
- It is now possible to activate or deactivate syslog, even in a non-daemon mode.
- The syslog facility can also be chosen. Moreover, all warnings from OpenBSDs compiler no longer appear: calls to strcpy, strcat, and sprintf were replaced by calls to strlcpy, strlcat, and snprintf.

JCommander is a next generation file manager targeted to be powerful and flexible.

Being multi-platform and distributed under an open-source license, it is freely usable on virtually any platform and operating system.

Squij is a Squid refresh_pattern analysis program.

A paper and slides about Squij that was presented as a WIP at the International Web Caching Workshop 1999 are available.

If you have a platform request for a compiled binary, please tell me. If you have Python or can install it, please take pity on my link and get the Python version. Thanks.

squij-x.xx.tar.gz - Python source (requires Python 1.5 or greater)
squij-x.xx-[platform].tar.gz - platform-specific binaries.

The source distribution contains all needed modules.

FinScribe is a flexible web authoring application, which provides Wiki and Weblog authoring functionality in one application (commonly referred to as a "bliki".)
FinScribe was written as a technology demonstration for the Fins web application framework, FinScribe has grown into a full featured application that offers the best features of many different applications in one easy to use package.
FinScribe (and indeed, the whole underlying Fins framework) was born out of a desire to replace SnipSnap as the engine for this website. While it was (and is) a wonderful application, SnipSnap had a few very bad habits, such as eating a large amount of RAM and being rather slow. Additionally, SnipSnaps development pace had slowed considerably, leaving me to wonder if the shortcomings Id encountered would be fixed or improved in a timely manner.
After approximitely a week of development, FinScribe replaced SnipSnap on this website, and we havent looked back since. Weve made a large number of enhancements since then, and hope to continue the current pace of development in the future.
Note: There is no SnipSnap code in FinScribe, though the CSS stylesheets shipped with FinScribe are very slightly modified versions of those included with SnipSnap.
This is primarily due to the fact that this application was designed to be at least partially compatible with SnipSnap. As things continue to develop, well probably replace the stylesheets with something more original.
Main features:
- Flexible Wiki engine using SnipSnap compatible markup
- Weblog functionality
- Multiple Weblogs per application (each page may be a weblog)
- Multi-user capable
- Per-object Comments
- Extendible via Plugins (both wiki markup and application level macros)
- Produces RSS 2.0 feeds for Weblogs
- Includes an RSS 0.92/1.0/2.0 feed reader
- Category support
- Attachment support
- User administration
- User self-registration
- Skinnable interface using CSS
- Versioning capability (new versions are created upon object saves)
- Deployable as a standalone web server, as a module within Caudium, or using [external]FastCGI (tested with Apache).