Free newsletter secret room software for linux

C2::Newsletter is a simple tool for sending newsletters to your visitors. It allows you to create multiple newsletters, so your visitors can select which topics they want to receive.
There is an admin interface to add/edit newsletters and recipients, and send in plain text or MIME-encoded. It is easy to use, but currently only in German (English will be available soon).
Enhancements:
new Features
- Verification email is now configurable (plain text only)
- Supports now the admin as recipient for verification emails
fixed Bugs:
- Admin interface allows to list the recipients of a specified newsletter
- Config page => cancel button now works
- deleting a newsletter deletes also items in c2_mail_newsletter_selections
- holds email when adding a new recipient record
- verification of new recipients now works
performance:
- function GetConfig()

PloneNewsLetter provides a product for sending newsletters based on new Plone content to an email address in TXT or HTML format.
PloneNewsLetter gives you the possibility to create your custom newsletters. The newsletter is prepared for being sent using your favourite mass mailer, and can be directly published on your site.
The process of creating your PloneNewsLetter:
- You create a new PloneNewsLetter
- Using PloneNewsLetter, you search your Plone site for content
- You select the documents that you want to make it into the newsletter
- You can click on the "create" button, and an html and text version of the newsletter are created.
- The html and text versions can now be edited and viewed quickly in a preview window.
- Once you are satisfied with the result, you can send the newsletter to your email address.
- You can use your favourite mass mailer to distribute the newsletter Features:
- The templates used for production of the newsletter are fully customizable.
- The selection of objects for the newsletter is remembered, so you dont have to reselect everything just because you changed the templates.
- If the user publishes the newsletters content, all users will see the HTML version of the newsletter. That way the the newsletter is automatically archived online.
- PloneNewsLetter consists of two object:
- A content type, for users
- A Portal Tool, for settings

StatsServ is a little program which emulates an ever smaller IRC server (in regard to the commands it handles) and transfers statistics from IRC into a database. You can then use the data, for example, on a Web site where you want to display the latest statistics.

Statistics consist of the uptime of each server in the network, a list of channels, including their topic (except for secret (+s) and private (+p) channels), and the number of users in the network.

You can normally get these statistics via /stats u, /list, and /lusers (if /stats u is supported on the network and enabled for normal users).

Secret Squirrel project is a password manager.
Secret Squirrel is a basic password management application written in Java.
It uses Blowfish and SHA-384, performs password generation using the Java secure random object (fully configurable), and supports password groups
Main features:
- JavaBlowfish encryption
- SHA-384 of passwords
- Password generation (fully configurable)
- Password groups
- Cross-platform (java)
- Software keyboard to bypass key capture programs
- Double-click to put password into clipboard

Secret of Eternia project is a 2D RPG using ClanLib.
The eaisest way to get started is to use an example map from the game itself. Open up (File-Open) the first map in the maps/ folder (maps/1.fmp). You will notice that the map looks exactly like the first screen of the game demo!
You will notice the screen is divided into 2 main sections. The larger section is the preview of the map you are working on. The left side menu is a listing of all avaliable blocks that you currently have in the map. You can click on a block to set it as your current brush. This is similar to choosing a paint color in a paint program. Once you select a block, you can then edit the map by clicking in the map area. This is the generic way to edit the map.
Play around with this map to create some different landscapes and such using many blocks. You can even save the map and start up SoE to see your changes! (Make sure you have a backup of the original map, or you will have to download the game again).
Enhancements:
- Bug fixes! See the forum for detailed information.
- Lua support is added in. (see docs/ for how to use this)
- Lighting effects are here!
- Fully Working Windows Support

Net::Akismet is a Perl interface to Akismet - comment and trackback spam fighter.

SYNOPSIS

my $akismet = Net::Akismet->new(
KEY => secret-baba-API-key,
URL => http://example.blog.net/,
) or die(Key verification failure!);

my $verdict = $akismet->check(
USER_IP => 10.10.10.11,
COMMENT_CONTENT => Run, Lola, Run, the spam will catch you!,
COMMENT_AUTHOR => dosser,
COMENT_AUTHOR_EMAIL => dosser@subway.de,
REFERRER => http://lola.home/,
) or die(Is the server here?);

if (true eq $verdict) {

print "I found spam. I am a spam-founder!n";
}

Secret::Simple are secure secrets in configurations and code.

SYNOPSIS

# OOP style
my $ss = Secret::Simple->new();
my $ciphertext = $ss->encrypt($plaintext);
my $plaintext = $ss->decrypt($ciphertext);

# procedural style
my $ciphertext = ssencrypt($plaintext);
my $plaintext = ssdecrypt($ciphertext);

This module implements a straightforward interface for encrypting and decrypting secret information such as user IDs and passwords (e.g. database connection or remote account credentials). Secret::Simple can also be used on a limited basis to protect arbitrary data. By default the ciphertext returned is Base 64 encoded so as to be easily embedded within configurations or scripts.

A command-line utility called sstool is included to facilitate easy manipulation of cipher and plaintext snippets. The encryption mechanism utilizes the strong AES algorithm, so any weaknesses in Secret::Simple predominantly lie in how keys are protected. A balance must be struck between key accessibility, key protection, and overall complexity. The calling code can supply a key, series of keys, key files, or a combination. If no key information is explicitly passed, the module will attempt to use the OS users private SSH DSA key file by default if it exists.

The major goal of this module is to be as secure as possible while being simple and convenient enough to encourage its use. Psychology does factor in: simple is a very important consideration. If the security methods are too onerous or complicated to use, many sysadmins or developers may simply use plaintext (no protection other that OS file permissions) or simple ciphers like rot13. The security of the Secret::Simple method is not perfect, but it does represent a significant improvement over commonly-used nonsecure methods of embedding credentials and other secrets in Perl configurations and scripts. If used appropriately, Secret::Simple can greatly improve application and configuration security. Even so, care must always be taken to protect files and file permissions.

Net::CyanChat is a Perl interface for connecting to Cyan Worlds chat room.

SYNOPSIS

use Net::CyanChat;

my $cyan = new Net::CyanChat (
host => cho.cyan.com, # default
port => 1812, # main port--1813 is for testing
proto => 1, # use protocol 1.0
refresh => 60, # ping rate (default)
);

# Set up handlers.
$cyan->setHandler (foo => &bar);

# Connect
$cyan->start();

Net::CyanChat is a Perl module for object-oriented connections to Cyan Worlds, Inc.s chat room.