Free publishers weekly software for linux

Schedule::Oncall module contains methods for managing an on-call schedule.

Schedule::Oncall provides methods to manipulate an on-call schedule. One or more tables of schedules can be maintained, loaded, and searched. An on-call table is composed of seven days, where each day has a list of minute ranges which correspond to a particular person.

Information such as email address, pager number, etc. may be stored in the schedule configuration file. Simple variable assignments may also be made. Other textual information may be stored in the schedule in order to assist other applications (e.g., html headers or email body text), and variables substitution may occur within the text blocks.

Schedule files may be chosen based on weekly or monthly rotations, relative to the first week or month of the year. Weekly schedules begin on a Monday and end on a Sunday, the same as strftime(3)s %W" format. Each rotation is stored in a separate file, and the appropriate rotation is chosen at load time.

EJBCA is a fully functional Certificate Authority in Java using J2EE technology. EJBCA builds on the J2EE platform to create a robust, high performance, platform independent, flexible, and component-based CA to be used standalone or integrated in any J2EE app. EJBCA comes with a flexible and powerful Web-based admin GUI.
Main features:
- Flexible, component based architecture.
- Multiple levels of CAs.
- Multiple CAs and levels of CAs, build a complete infrastructure (or several) within one instance of EJBCA.
- Supports SHA-1 or SHA-256 as hash algorithm and RSA as public key algorithm for digtal signatures.
- Standalone or integrated in any J2EE application.
- Simple installation and configuration.
- Powerful Web based administration GUI using strong authentication.
- Command line administration for scripts etc.
- Modular API for HSMs. Support for nCipher HSM sponsored by Linagora.
- Individual enrollment or batch production of certificates.
- Server and client certificates can be exported as PKCS12, JKS or PEM.
- Browser enrollment with Netscape, Mozilla, IE, etc.
- Enrollment for other applications through open APIs and tools.
- E-mail notification to new users added by RA.
- Random or manual password for initial user authentication.
- Hard token module for integrating with hard token issuing system (smart cards).
- Supports the Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP).
- Multiple levels of administrators with specified privileges and user groups. Configurable certificate profiles for different types and contents of certificates.
- Configurable entity profiles for different types of users.
- Follows X509 and PKIX (RFC3280) standards where applicable.
- Revocation and Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs).
- Fully supports the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP), including AIA-extension.
- CRL creation and URL-based CRLDistribution Points according to RFC3280. Stores Certificates and CRLs in any SQL database (handled by application server).
- Optional multiple publishers for publishing certificates and CRLs in LDAP.
- Key recovery module to store private keys for recovery for selected users and certificates.
- Component based architecture for publishing certificates and CRLs to different sources.
- Component based architecture for various authorization methods of entities when issuing certificates.
- Easy to integrate into large applications for optimal integration into bussiness process.

OpenDDS is an open-source C++ implementation of the Object Management Groups Data Distribution Service for Real-time Systems specification (version 1.0). This project implements most of the minimum profile of the Data-Centric Publish-Subscribe (DCPS) layer of the DDS specification.
DDS provides demanding applications with a high-level, object-oriented publish-subscribe model while enabling efficient, direct data transfer between publishers and subscribers. More information about the OMGs DDS specification can be found at the OMG Data Distribution portal.
OpenDDS is built on the ACE (ADAPTIVE Communication Environment) abstraction layer to provide platform portability. OpenDDS also leverages capabilities of TAO (The ACE ORB), such as its IDL compiler and as the basis of the OpenDDS DCPS Information Repository (DCPSInfoRepo). In addition, OpenDDS leverages MPC to ease the maintenance burden of supporting multiple build environments and platforms. For a current list of supported platforms and build environments, see the OpenDDS FAQ.
Enhancements:
- Support for built-in CORBA:: sequences was added.
- DDS entities have changed to local IDL types and now support zero-copy reads.
- User-defined DDS types are now correctly scoped.

EventCal project is a calendar class that allows events to be managed and output to HTML in daily, weekly, and monthly views.
Classes
class Calendar
Methods defined here:
__init__(self, language=en)
Creates an empty event list and sets the language
add(self, event)
cell(self, type=free, s=)
dayview(self, day, month=1, year=2007, smallify=False)
Generates a two-column table for the specific day with one column
holding the hours and the other holding any events
eventlist(self)
Generates an unordered list with all events listed
monthview(self, month=1, year=2007, smallify=False)
setlang(self, language)
Sets the months and week day names to the appropriate language
weekview(self, day, month=1, year=2007, smallify=False)
class Event
Events are only specific down to the hour. start and length are hours.
Methods defined here:
__cmp__(self, other)
Comparison method. Returns true if the day, month and year match
__init__(self, message, start, length, day, month, year)
__repr__(self)
Functions
am_pm(x)
Convert 24hour integer to 12hour string i.e. 13 becomes 1pm
geteventdayname(event)
interval(startHour, length)
Returns a string: startHour(am/pm) to startHour+length(am/pm). 12 noon is replaced with noon
shiftday(day)
Shifts from Sun-Sat to Mon-Sun
today(smallify=False)
weekday(day, month, year)
Returns the day of the week from 0-6 starting from Monday
Data
daynames = [Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday]
mdays = [31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31]
months = [January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
Enhancements:
- All strings were converted to use Unicode.
- Spanish translations for day and month names were added.
- __getattr__ was replaced with properties.
- String replacer body were replaced with calls to re.sub so the $ can be escaped with a backslash.
- The first week of monthview was fixed to properly replace format.
- About 20 lines of code that generated the first week in the monthview were removed.

E-UAE project is a version of UAE, the Ubiquitous Amiga Emulator, with an emulation core largely based on WinUAE. The project attempts to bring many of the great features of WinUAE to non-Windows platforms. This version now finally has a name, E-UAE, since thats what everybody was calling it anyway. The E can stand for anything you fancy. Experimental, extreme, exciting, egalitarian, eggplant.

Currently it will build and run (with a varying degree of supported features) on Linux and other Unices, Mac OS X, BeOS, AmigaOS itself (either for 68k machines or PPC machines with AmigaOS 4.0 and the AmigaOS clones MorphOS and AROS). OS X requires either LibSDL or an X server for graphics output, but native graphics are supported on AmigaOS and BeOS, although, at the moment, SDL is also preferred on BeOS since the native driver is incomplete.

E-UAE is open-source software and is made available under the terms of the GNU GPL. E-UAE is based on the work of dozens of contributors including Bernd Schmidt (the original author and maintainer of UAE), Bernie Meyer (the author of the x86 JIT compiler), Toni Wilen (the current maintainer of WinUAE), and many more.

To make full use of E-UAE you will need access to an image of some version of the Amiga Kickstart ROM (although UAE does include a ROM emulation which may work with some old games). The Amiga Kickstart ROMs are copyrighted material and may not be freely distributed (so dont ask me for a copy). If you dont have an Amiga from which you can legally make a ROM image, a selection of ROM images are available for purchase online from Cloanto - publishers of the Amiga Forever distribution.