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AMX Mod X project is a Half-Life Metamod plugin.
AMX Mod X is a Metamod plugin which allows you to write modifications for Half-Life with the Pawn scripting language.
It provides in-game administration tools, game statistics, server management, and gameplay modifiers. It is based on the original AMX Mod.
AMX Mod X is a versatile Half-Life metamod plugin which is targetted toward server administration.
It has a wide array of scripting capabilities so people can write "plugins", or files which add on to a mods functionality.
Plugins can take form in administrative services (adding new admin commands), statistics generation (StatsX), fun additions (godmode, etc), gameplay changes (WC3, CSDM), and much, much more!
You can also write modules to expand the functionality of AMX Mod X and add to the scripting language.
Enhancements:
- Fixed am46213: New-style menus that had numbered blanks would cause Core to guess the item numbers wrong.
- Fixed am46266: Team name detection did not work for TFC.
- Fixed a bug where get_func_id() would crash on an invalid plugin.
- Added an optional timeout parameter to SQL_MkDbTuple().
- Added a "queuetime" parameter to threaded query handlers, to get the amount of time passed.
- Extended CreateMultiForward() with CreateMultiForwardEx() for filtering old/new plugins from forwards.
- Fixed am45337: SQLX_GetQueryString() did not work with threaded queries.
- Fixed am46350: geoip.inc having faulty a double-inclusion barrier.
- Fixed am46378: unregister_forward() attempted to remove from the wrong hook table.
- Fixed am46336: Vexd_Utilities.inc did not include VexdUM for AMX Mod Compat compiling.
- Fixed am46630: rename_file() could not use relative paths.
- Fixed am45990: amxmod_compat.amxx could conflict and crash hand-ported AMX Mod plugins.
- Fixed am46340: miscstats.amxx could throw an RTE finding the enemy team.
- Fixed am46335: adminchat.amxx color tsay messages were not space aligned. Additionally, the leading space can now be omitted.
- Fixed am46699: stats.amxx for DoD did not display working multi-lingual menus.
- Fixed am46559: miscstats.amxx could throw an RTE if a player got more than 6 kills in a row.
- Fixed am45492: DoDX would overwrite the stats database on load.
- Fixed am46112: WinCSX.exe would not load properly on some versions of Windows.
- Fixed am45362: AMXX Studio did not indent correctly.

Metamod project is a plugin/DLL manager for Half-Life servers.
Metamod is a plugin/DLL manager that sits between the Half-Life Engine and an HL Game mod, allowing the dynamic loading/unloading of mod-like DLL plugins to add functionality to the HL server or game mod.
The purpose of MetaMod is to function "one level up" from the normal Half-Life game mod DLL. Sitting between the mod game DLL and the Half-Life engine/binary, it intercepts the function calls between the two, with the option of passing them along untouched, as well as passing them on to as any number of additional mod-like DLLs.
Thus, you can actually have multiple "mod-like" DLLs in operation at one time. I say "mod-like" because these additional DLLs (well call them "plugins") are not intended to provide a full "game"; that functionality is still provided by the "game dll". However, these plugins can add to or modify the functionality provided by the game dll, or by the engine itself - for instance, adding new server commands, or new client commands, or even disabling commands built into the game dll. Although the plugin isnt intended to provide full HL-game functionality, since its receiving the same information given to the game DLL, it has the opportunity to do anything the game DLL can do (given enough coding effort of course).
This is very similar to the way Alfred Reynolds AdminMod works, as it also sits between the engine and game dll, catching routines, and passing them on. thus modifying functionality. However, rather than providing just the additional server features builtin to AdminMod DLL, MetaMod allows you to add features from multiple, separate DLLs. Under that framework, AdminMod can be a plugin itself, and be run alongside numerous other plugins. And, as of version 2.50 of AdminMod, AM has now transitioned to running as a Metamod plugin.
Enhancements:
- Added support for new HLSDK API functions QueryClientCvarValue2() and ClientCvar2().
- Added GET_HOOK_TABLES() to let plugins make interceptable engine/dll calls.
- Added MAKE_REQUEST_ID() to assist plugins in generating request ids for QueryClientCvarValue2().
- Added mod support for Move In! 1.0, and Special Death Match Alpha 2.0.
- Fixed a bug where Windows DLL load failures produced an empty message.
- Fixed a bug where plugins could not catch NewDLL calls for GameDLLs that do not provide NewDLL information.
- Fixed a bug corrupting memory when using Metamod with engines or game dlls with a different interface than the one compiled against, e.g. older engines.

MikMod for Java is a Java port of the MOD player MikMod. It supports MOD, S3M, XM, MTM, and many other MOD formats.

The make file "source/Makefile" is intended for GNU make, so if its present you can just type make to build everything. The default java compiler name is javac, and if it isnt youll need to modify the makefile a bit.

Building the audio-driver is not trivial on a machine which isnt Linux. The makefile and and source files under the sub-directory source/dll can generate it on a Linux, but they need to be modified, and possibly re-generated by "javah" so theyll compile on another
platform. You can use the drivers in the MikMod for UNIX package to develop the native driver for your platform.

Both programs should be run from a command shell (they are Java applications that make use of the command line arguments). To invoke Java MikMod type:

java MikModApp [standard mikmod arguments]
and for Java mikcvt:
java MikCvtApp [file path]

Everything should work much like the C programs except that:

1. Output is not fully compatible.

2. Input is not available. (press Ctrl-C to abort the program).

3. It could be much slower.

mod-xslt is an Apache module that converts XML files into HTML files using XSLT stylesheets. It was written to overcome most of the limits of similar modules and uses a standard API, which could easily be used for other applications or to support more servers.
It is able to parse dynamically generated documents, both in POST and GET requests, includes a fully featured language to choose the stylesheet to load from both configuration files and from .xml files, and allows stylesheets to access server variables. It supports redirects, dynamically generated stylesheets, and both Apache 1 and 2.
Enhancements:
- configure, configure.ac - updated automatically by release scripts, in order to prepare a snapshot.

Mod Random provides three services. The first service is redirection: you feed it URLs and it will redirect to random URLs that you have loaded.

The second is providing environment variables that can be used for implementing ad banner systems. The third is displaying entire pages of random HTML, using its own custom handlers in combination with with random ads and quotes that you feed into the system.

It can also supply text via an environment variable called RANDOM_QUOTE, RANDOM_AD, or by environment variables that you specify. This can be used to implement fortune cookies, message of the day, entire random pages, or banner ads.

mod-log-spread2 is an Apache 2.x module for logging into spread framework.

mod-log-spread2 doesnt support fallback hosts, and virtual host groups.

mod-auth-pipe is a module of authentication written for Apache 1 (it hasnt been tested with Apache 2, but it may work).

Actually, this module is just mod-auth-shadow with a few modifications in order to accept any program as a pipe, letting this one validate both users andr groups.

mod_auth_pipe contents the module itself and an example pipe.

mod-auth-pipe can be configured independantly for whole server, for any VirtualHost or just per Location/Directory. It has very few configuration variables and its format is very simple. In order to configure apache to authenticate, for example, access to the administrative interface of oscommerce you can type this on your httpd.conf:

< Directory /var/www/oscommerce/catalog/admin >
AuthType Basic
AuthName osCommerce admin site
AuthPipe on
AuthPipeProgram /usr/local/bin/auth-pipe
require group oscommerce-admins
< /Location >

This way, and with a well-made auth-pipe program you can be sure that only those within the group oscommerce-admins could enter that section of your web.

Fortune-mod project is a tool which shows fortune cookies on demand.
It comes with over 20,000 cookies, classified into a number of different sets.
Enhancements:
- Some internationalisation support
- UTF-8 support
- Zillions of extra fortunes that have been suggested to the Debian maintainers over the last 5 years
- Number of spelling fixes.
- Fixes to REGEXPs searches
- Changes in percentage allocations
- A few bug fixes
- A Y2K compliant version number