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NP PPC Tracker 1.0
NPTracker is script to track keywords, clicks, codes and test performance of different types of advertising. Discover which keywords, search terms and referral sites actually make you money and which more>>
Free NP [KISS] Tracker Genially Simple Ad Performance Tracking
NPTracker is script to track keywords, clicks, codes and test performance of different types of advertising.
Discover which keywords, search terms and referral sites actually make you money and which ones part you with it. Simple and powerful.
NPTracker is a simple but powerful script to:
+ dynamically track performance of your PPC campaigns on a keyword level
+ reveal which keywords are profitable and which are not
+ discover what search keywords people are using when clicking on your ads
+ see exact referral sites people are coming from
+ capture traffic statistics in real-time, including IPs, browser and OS info
everything with a genuinely simple free NPTracker script.
More details about Free NP Tracker are available at http://NeoPerformancer.com/nptracker/
Requirements: PHP 4.3
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Added: 2009-04-13 License: Freeware Price: $0
238 downloads
GPS Tracker 0.3.1
GPS Tracker project allows someone to track a GPS enabled cell phone using Google maps. more>>
GPS Tracker project allows someone to track a GPS enabled cell phone using Google maps. For this project I used a Motorola i355 cell phone on the Sprint/Nextel network.
You need to have a data plan so that you can make updates to your website from the cellphone. Please read the ReadMe.txt file in the download for installation instructions. I hope you enjoy the project. If you have any questions, feel free ask them in the forum.
There are two projects available. The first project is built with .NET and Microsoft SQL Server. The second project is built with PHP and MySQL. If you have any suggestions, please feel free to let me know. Both projects use java (J2ME) on the phone.
How It Works:
None of the code for this project is very difficult, but it does span a number of tiers and languages which may be unfamiliar to some. Figure 1 shows the data flow from phone to Google map.
Phone
Lets start with the code on the phone. This app is written in java using Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME). Java is very similar to C#. As you look through the code, the only thing that might confuse a C# coder is the vector. A java vector is pretty much a C# ArrayList, a dynamic array. There are 2 classes in the app, LBSMidlet7 and Qworker. A midlet is an app that runs on cell phones. Take a look at the class definition. It extends the MIDlet class and implements a LocationListener interface. That means that we need to put all the method definitions of that interface into our class. Well get to that in a bit, right now lets look at the constructor.
We do 2 things in the constructor. We create a QWorker object and pass it "this" and the website that we will be uploading to. The getAppProperty method gets attributes out of the JAD file. Open the JAD file in your favorite text editor and there youll see the webpage that youll be sending GPS data to. Notice how were passing "this" to the GWorker object? Thats the LBSMidlet7 object. Take a quick look at the QWorker class, it extends the Thread class. Thats why we call worker.start() in the LBSMidlet7 constructor. We want to start our worker thread.
When you start a thread, what you are doing is creating an object and then running that objects run() method. Take a look at the run method. It has an endless loop and in the loop the first thing it does is call queue.wait(). Look at the definition of the queue. The queue is an abstract data type (ADT), it just like a queue at a bank, enter the queue at the back of the line and leave the queue when you get to the front of the line. Look at the definition of the queue, its our vector (dynamic array). When you call wait() on an object within a class that extends the Thread class, it puts that object to sleep. Think about that a little. When we hit that line, our QWorker object is now waiting... Whats it waiting for? Well get to that in a minute. Before we do that, take a look at the synchronized keyword. Notice that its wrapping the queue. What that does is it puts a lock on the queue and tells all other processes not to touch the queue until that little block of code is done with it.
Ok, so now weve started a worker thread and put it to sleep. Lets now go back to the LBSMidlet7 class and take a look at the startApp() method. In the lifecycle of a midlet, the constructor is called once and then the startApp() method is called next. In fact it can be called several times, like for instance when you close a flip phone and then open it again. What happens is that the app is suspended and when you flip the phone open again, startApp() is called again. In startApp(), we get our display and then we create a LocationProvider if one hasnt already been created and we create another thread... Why are we creating all these threads? Good question. When a midlet (app) is suspended, the backgroud threads that are created keep running. That allows us to get our GPS data and send it to our webserver while we do other important stuff, like make phone calls.
The LocationProvider is what gets our GPS data. First we create a criteria, were using the default, but you can set stuff like accuracy, response time etc. Next we create our Location Listener. Its pretty much just what it sounds like. Here you can set the interval for how often you want to get GPS data. Its currently set to 60 which is in seconds. When data comes in, the locationUpdated() method is called. This is another one of the required methods in the LocationListener interface. Here we create yet another thread and call getLocation(). The getLocation() method gets the GPS coordinates, creates a queryString which we will send to the web server a little later and then calls worker.addToQueue in the QWorker class.
Lets go back over to the QWorker class and see what happens in that method. It add the queryString to the queue and then calls queue.notify(). Guess what queue.notify() does? It wakes up our sleeping QWorker thread and tells it to get to work! Notice that our calls to the queue are once again wrapped in a synchronized block. Please practice safe threading... When notify() is called on a thread, what it does is go back to the run() method and execute the next line of code right after where we told the queue to wait(). So now we are just about ready to send the GPS data to the web server. We have a couple of interesting lines of code there. First we call peekInQueue() which gets the queryString out of the queue but leaves it there for now. Then it sends the queryString to the getUrl method which attempts to send the queryString to our web server. If its successful, we can remove the queryString from the queue. If not, we leave the queryString in the queue and try to send it to the webserver again later.
Why in the world do we have this complicated queue here? Im glad you asked. There may be times when you are receiving GPS data but are not actually in an area that has a cell phone connection. If we dont have a cell phone connection, we cant send our GPS data to our web server. So we stick our queryString in our queue and wait until we get back into an area with cell phone connectability. Can you hear me now?
Well, weve spent a pretty fair bit of time explaining the phone code. Its a little complicated but its important to know whats going on if you want to take the code and make modifications to it to suit your needs. Heres a good article on the Sun website to let you know about more capabilities of the Location Based Services API. Right about now, our queryString should be arriving at our website, lets catch up to it and see what happens.
Enhancements:
- Added comments to code
<<lessYou need to have a data plan so that you can make updates to your website from the cellphone. Please read the ReadMe.txt file in the download for installation instructions. I hope you enjoy the project. If you have any questions, feel free ask them in the forum.
There are two projects available. The first project is built with .NET and Microsoft SQL Server. The second project is built with PHP and MySQL. If you have any suggestions, please feel free to let me know. Both projects use java (J2ME) on the phone.
How It Works:
None of the code for this project is very difficult, but it does span a number of tiers and languages which may be unfamiliar to some. Figure 1 shows the data flow from phone to Google map.
Phone
Lets start with the code on the phone. This app is written in java using Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME). Java is very similar to C#. As you look through the code, the only thing that might confuse a C# coder is the vector. A java vector is pretty much a C# ArrayList, a dynamic array. There are 2 classes in the app, LBSMidlet7 and Qworker. A midlet is an app that runs on cell phones. Take a look at the class definition. It extends the MIDlet class and implements a LocationListener interface. That means that we need to put all the method definitions of that interface into our class. Well get to that in a bit, right now lets look at the constructor.
We do 2 things in the constructor. We create a QWorker object and pass it "this" and the website that we will be uploading to. The getAppProperty method gets attributes out of the JAD file. Open the JAD file in your favorite text editor and there youll see the webpage that youll be sending GPS data to. Notice how were passing "this" to the GWorker object? Thats the LBSMidlet7 object. Take a quick look at the QWorker class, it extends the Thread class. Thats why we call worker.start() in the LBSMidlet7 constructor. We want to start our worker thread.
When you start a thread, what you are doing is creating an object and then running that objects run() method. Take a look at the run method. It has an endless loop and in the loop the first thing it does is call queue.wait(). Look at the definition of the queue. The queue is an abstract data type (ADT), it just like a queue at a bank, enter the queue at the back of the line and leave the queue when you get to the front of the line. Look at the definition of the queue, its our vector (dynamic array). When you call wait() on an object within a class that extends the Thread class, it puts that object to sleep. Think about that a little. When we hit that line, our QWorker object is now waiting... Whats it waiting for? Well get to that in a minute. Before we do that, take a look at the synchronized keyword. Notice that its wrapping the queue. What that does is it puts a lock on the queue and tells all other processes not to touch the queue until that little block of code is done with it.
Ok, so now weve started a worker thread and put it to sleep. Lets now go back to the LBSMidlet7 class and take a look at the startApp() method. In the lifecycle of a midlet, the constructor is called once and then the startApp() method is called next. In fact it can be called several times, like for instance when you close a flip phone and then open it again. What happens is that the app is suspended and when you flip the phone open again, startApp() is called again. In startApp(), we get our display and then we create a LocationProvider if one hasnt already been created and we create another thread... Why are we creating all these threads? Good question. When a midlet (app) is suspended, the backgroud threads that are created keep running. That allows us to get our GPS data and send it to our webserver while we do other important stuff, like make phone calls.
The LocationProvider is what gets our GPS data. First we create a criteria, were using the default, but you can set stuff like accuracy, response time etc. Next we create our Location Listener. Its pretty much just what it sounds like. Here you can set the interval for how often you want to get GPS data. Its currently set to 60 which is in seconds. When data comes in, the locationUpdated() method is called. This is another one of the required methods in the LocationListener interface. Here we create yet another thread and call getLocation(). The getLocation() method gets the GPS coordinates, creates a queryString which we will send to the web server a little later and then calls worker.addToQueue in the QWorker class.
Lets go back over to the QWorker class and see what happens in that method. It add the queryString to the queue and then calls queue.notify(). Guess what queue.notify() does? It wakes up our sleeping QWorker thread and tells it to get to work! Notice that our calls to the queue are once again wrapped in a synchronized block. Please practice safe threading... When notify() is called on a thread, what it does is go back to the run() method and execute the next line of code right after where we told the queue to wait(). So now we are just about ready to send the GPS data to the web server. We have a couple of interesting lines of code there. First we call peekInQueue() which gets the queryString out of the queue but leaves it there for now. Then it sends the queryString to the getUrl method which attempts to send the queryString to our web server. If its successful, we can remove the queryString from the queue. If not, we leave the queryString in the queue and try to send it to the webserver again later.
Why in the world do we have this complicated queue here? Im glad you asked. There may be times when you are receiving GPS data but are not actually in an area that has a cell phone connection. If we dont have a cell phone connection, we cant send our GPS data to our web server. So we stick our queryString in our queue and wait until we get back into an area with cell phone connectability. Can you hear me now?
Well, weve spent a pretty fair bit of time explaining the phone code. Its a little complicated but its important to know whats going on if you want to take the code and make modifications to it to suit your needs. Heres a good article on the Sun website to let you know about more capabilities of the Location Based Services API. Right about now, our queryString should be arriving at our website, lets catch up to it and see what happens.
Enhancements:
- Added comments to code
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Added: 2007-07-25 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
578 downloads
Schism Tracker 1.0
Schism Tracker is a music editor that aims to match the look and feel of Impulse Tracker as closely as possible. more>>
Schism Tracker is a music editor that aims to match the look and feel of Impulse Tracker as closely as possible.
The player code is based on Modplug, so it supports a wide variety of module formats.
<<lessThe player code is based on Modplug, so it supports a wide variety of module formats.
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Added: 2006-06-26 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1231 downloads
Scout Tracker 0.13
Scout Tracker tracks Boy Scout advancements towards their Eagle Scout. more>>
Scout Tracker tracks Boy Scout advancements towards their Eagle Scout.
Scoutmasters can let the boys know about incomplete requirements without affecting advancement records. Worksheets created for the scouts are stored in a database for easy view and hide access.
Scouts can view the progress of all scouts to enable them to find other scouts who need to work on the same requirement or merit badge. Only leaders and administrators can change data on the site. The best part is that parents and scouts can access their information anytime they want without having to call the Scoutmaster.
<<lessScoutmasters can let the boys know about incomplete requirements without affecting advancement records. Worksheets created for the scouts are stored in a database for easy view and hide access.
Scouts can view the progress of all scouts to enable them to find other scouts who need to work on the same requirement or merit badge. Only leaders and administrators can change data on the site. The best part is that parents and scouts can access their information anytime they want without having to call the Scoutmaster.
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Added: 2006-05-10 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
722 downloads
Trip Tracker 0.8.1
Trip Tracker is a position tracking client-server system. more>>
Trip Tracker is a position tracking client-server system. Trip Tracker is designed to assist people in setting up a real-time tracking environment with either a private or public tracking server.
The Trip Tracker GPS client sends coordinates to the tracking server to update its position. In the event that the GPS client loses its Internet connection, it can send all collected coordinates to the tracking server as soon as its back online.
The tracking server saves all the coordinates and can forward them to listening map clients.
Version restrictions:
- The map client can only display a map of Norway, as the WMS server is hardcoded in the server-side PHP script "mapservice.php". This may change in the future. If you know any good WMS servers we might add it to the server-side script, but you still need to add the proper WMS layers in the source code to make it work.
- The GPS client version 0.8 does not set up the Java Communications library properly so it most likely wont find your GPS receiver. We hope to address this issue in the next release quite soon.
- And more...
<<lessThe Trip Tracker GPS client sends coordinates to the tracking server to update its position. In the event that the GPS client loses its Internet connection, it can send all collected coordinates to the tracking server as soon as its back online.
The tracking server saves all the coordinates and can forward them to listening map clients.
Version restrictions:
- The map client can only display a map of Norway, as the WMS server is hardcoded in the server-side PHP script "mapservice.php". This may change in the future. If you know any good WMS servers we might add it to the server-side script, but you still need to add the proper WMS layers in the source code to make it work.
- The GPS client version 0.8 does not set up the Java Communications library properly so it most likely wont find your GPS receiver. We hope to address this issue in the next release quite soon.
- And more...
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Added: 2006-06-06 License: LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License) Price:
1240 downloads
WR Time Tracker 1.2.4
WR Time Tracker is an open source, free web-based work time tracking system. It is simple and very easy to use. It allows you to create user logins and organize them in teams, create and modify projects and activities, input work time, generate reports and invoices and send them via e-mail. The system runs on FreeBSD, Linux, or Windows. Free hosting of this service is available for public at http://timetracker.wrconsulting.com in 23 languages. more>>
WR Time Tracker - WR Time Tracker is an open source, free web-based work time tracking system. It is simple and very easy to use. It allows you to create user logins and organize them in teams, create and modify projects and activities, input work time, generate reports and invoices and send them via e-mail. The system runs on FreeBSD, Linux, or Windows. Free hosting of this service is available for public at http://timetracker.wrconsulting.com. The system is available in 23 languages: English, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, and Turkish.
Enhancements:
Version 1.2.4
Chinese Traditional and Chinese Simplified translations added. Code extended to support additional languages, the older ISO 639 language code is now obsolete. Browser-default option added to determine presentation language. Time duration and large time entries on "my time" page corrected.
Version 0.9.2
Czech translation added. Changed database structure update procedure v0.8-v0.9 in dbinstall.php by introducing a default NULL value for user language field (u_lang). This fixes the "unable to create user" problem with current latest MySQL version 5.1.30.
Version 0.8.1
Support for bi-directional languges.
Version 0.8
Minor updates to support the latest MySQL, PHP, and Apache. Corrected mysql.sql script (database creation) and some links.
Version 0.7
MySQL 5, PHP 5, Apache 2 support, lots of miscellaneous improvements.
System Requirements:None<<less
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Added: 2009-06-10 License: Free Price: Free
15 downloads
Other version of WR Time Tracker
WR Time Tracker is a simple, open source, web-based time tracking system. WR Time Tracker is a simple, open source, web-based time tracking system. It is Web-based andLicense:Freely Distributable
Network Tracker 0.5
Network Tracker is a user (MAC) tracker daemon, for big LANs (campus). more>>
Network Tracker application is a user (MAC) tracker daemon, for big LANs (campus).
The Network Trackerd builds a table which records which user is connected on which port of a switch by scanning the devices with SNMP in your inventory which is in a MySQL database. Trackerd keeps that table up-to-date by scanning the network regularly.
Thus, you will have the opportunity to know exactly where a user (MAC, IP, UID) is connected on your network !
Your devices are also checked with ping and SNMP, and you are informed with e-mail when any of the devices is not alive.
More over, you may produce various reports about your network infrastructure on the web (cgi) or by using other tools.
Network tracker eases especially to find and shutdown the switch port of the users, when their PCs on the network start to spread viruses or warms using lots of bandwith; so you are able to stop that kind harmfull traffic on the network.
Main features:
- Collects all the MAC addresses and port numbers from CAM tables of the switches.
- Finds IP addresses of the MACs from ARP tables of the routers.
- Finds LDAP uid of the user.
- Check devices on the network with both ping and SNMP for better reliability.
- The daemon sends 2 self check e-mail per day.
- Developped with C.
Enhancements:
- trackerd is now multi-threaded and works very quickly because a new thread is created for each network device.
- MAC tracking code has been reimplemented for multi-threaded use.
- Wireless access point support has been added.
- gnuplot graphics are prepared, showing the active number of users like MRTG graphs.
- tracker now accepts MAC addresses in free format.
<<lessThe Network Trackerd builds a table which records which user is connected on which port of a switch by scanning the devices with SNMP in your inventory which is in a MySQL database. Trackerd keeps that table up-to-date by scanning the network regularly.
Thus, you will have the opportunity to know exactly where a user (MAC, IP, UID) is connected on your network !
Your devices are also checked with ping and SNMP, and you are informed with e-mail when any of the devices is not alive.
More over, you may produce various reports about your network infrastructure on the web (cgi) or by using other tools.
Network tracker eases especially to find and shutdown the switch port of the users, when their PCs on the network start to spread viruses or warms using lots of bandwith; so you are able to stop that kind harmfull traffic on the network.
Main features:
- Collects all the MAC addresses and port numbers from CAM tables of the switches.
- Finds IP addresses of the MACs from ARP tables of the routers.
- Finds LDAP uid of the user.
- Check devices on the network with both ping and SNMP for better reliability.
- The daemon sends 2 self check e-mail per day.
- Developped with C.
Enhancements:
- trackerd is now multi-threaded and works very quickly because a new thread is created for each network device.
- MAC tracking code has been reimplemented for multi-threaded use.
- Wireless access point support has been added.
- gnuplot graphics are prepared, showing the active number of users like MRTG graphs.
- tracker now accepts MAC addresses in free format.
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Added: 2007-01-29 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1006 downloads
Pauls Train Tracker 1.0
Pauls Train Tracker allows you to create folders to organize your model train inventory more>>
Pauls Train Tracker is a Zope application. I wrote it for my father, thats Paul, while I was learning to develop for the Zope application server. Since hes found it useful, I thought Id share it with the Open Source community via the GPL.
Pauls Train Tracker allows you to create folders to organize your model train inventory. Pauls Train Tracker uses the Zope Database to store the following inforamtion about each item:
- name
- description
- brand
- model
- serial number
- comments
- picture
While this application is far from mature, it is still quite useful. Hopefully as time passes, this application will gain additional features as development continues.
<<lessPauls Train Tracker allows you to create folders to organize your model train inventory. Pauls Train Tracker uses the Zope Database to store the following inforamtion about each item:
- name
- description
- brand
- model
- serial number
- comments
- picture
While this application is far from mature, it is still quite useful. Hopefully as time passes, this application will gain additional features as development continues.
Download (0.35MB)
Added: 2006-06-22 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1220 downloads
Diet Tracker 1.5
Diet Tracker is a set of Perl codes to help you keep track of your diet progress. more>>
Diet Tracker is a set of Perl codes to help you keep track of your diet progress. Diet Tracker uses a MySQl database to store and display your weight variations and calorie intake as you progress in your diet.
This software was inspired by Jeremy Zawodnys Excel spreadsheet that does almost the same thing. I wanted a web version that was simple and meant for single user and not finding any, wrote one.
Main features:
- Web based
- Track calorie intake per day
- Graphs to track weight and intake history
- Moving average calculation to even out jitters
- Automatic BMI calculation
- Clean interface
<<lessThis software was inspired by Jeremy Zawodnys Excel spreadsheet that does almost the same thing. I wanted a web version that was simple and meant for single user and not finding any, wrote one.
Main features:
- Web based
- Track calorie intake per day
- Graphs to track weight and intake history
- Moving average calculation to even out jitters
- Automatic BMI calculation
- Clean interface
Download (0.14MB)
Added: 2007-07-23 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
826 downloads
Tracker 0.5.2
Tracker is a first class object database, extensible tag/metadata database, search tool and indexer. more>>
Tracker is a first class object database, extensible tag/metadata database, search tool and indexer.
It can trawl through your hard drive and index existing files and data stores.
It has been designed from the ground up to be very lightweight (the tracker daemon consumes ~4MB of RAM in typical use) yet at the same time very fast too.
It provides a comprehensive, persistent and extensible storage system that can store and index almost any object. These objects can also have extensible user defined metadata and tags to create rich first class objects.
First class object support includes:
- Files
- Documents
- Music
- Images
- Videos
- Text Files
- Development Files
- Playlists*
- Notes*
- Applications*
- People/Contacts*
- Emails*
- Conversations*
- Appointments*
- Tasks*
- Bookmarks and History*
- Projects*
(* these services are not currently indexed at the moment but will be in later versions)
Main features:
- Desktop-neutral design (its a freedesktop product built around other freedesktop technologies like DBus and XDGMime but contains no GNOME specific dependencies)
- Very memory efficient and non-leaking (typical RAM usage 4 - 6 MB). Unlike some other indexers, tracker is designed and built to run well on lower memory systems with typically 128MB or 256MB memory. It should even be efficient enough to use on some mobile devices.
- Non-bloated and written in C for maximum efficiency.
- Small size and minimal dependencies makes it easy to bundle into various distros including live cds.
- Fast indexing and unobtrusive - no need to index stuff overnight. Tracker runs at nice+10 so it should have a minimal impact on your system.
- Implements the freedesktop specification for metadata http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Standards/shared-filemetadata-spec
- Extracts embedded File, Image, Document and Audio type metadata from files.
- Extracts embedded metadata from HTML, PDF, PS, OLE2 (DOC, XLS, PPT), OpenOffice (sxw), StarOffice (sdw), DVI, MAN, MP3 (ID3v1 and ID3v2), OGG, WAV, EXIV2, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, DEB, RPM, TAR(.GZ), ZIP, ELF, REAL, RIFF (AVI), MPEG, QT and ASF files
- Supports the WC3s RDF Query syntax for querying metadata
- Provides support for both free text search (like Beagle/Google) as well as structured searches using RDF Query
- Respond in real time to file system changes to keep its metadata database up to date and in synch
- Fully extendable with custom metadata - you can store, retrieve, register and search via RDF Query all your own custom metadata
- Can extract a files contents as plain text and index them
- Provides text filters for PDF, MS Office, OpenOffice (all versions), HTML and PS files.
- Can provide thumbnailing on the fly
<<lessIt can trawl through your hard drive and index existing files and data stores.
It has been designed from the ground up to be very lightweight (the tracker daemon consumes ~4MB of RAM in typical use) yet at the same time very fast too.
It provides a comprehensive, persistent and extensible storage system that can store and index almost any object. These objects can also have extensible user defined metadata and tags to create rich first class objects.
First class object support includes:
- Files
- Documents
- Music
- Images
- Videos
- Text Files
- Development Files
- Playlists*
- Notes*
- Applications*
- People/Contacts*
- Emails*
- Conversations*
- Appointments*
- Tasks*
- Bookmarks and History*
- Projects*
(* these services are not currently indexed at the moment but will be in later versions)
Main features:
- Desktop-neutral design (its a freedesktop product built around other freedesktop technologies like DBus and XDGMime but contains no GNOME specific dependencies)
- Very memory efficient and non-leaking (typical RAM usage 4 - 6 MB). Unlike some other indexers, tracker is designed and built to run well on lower memory systems with typically 128MB or 256MB memory. It should even be efficient enough to use on some mobile devices.
- Non-bloated and written in C for maximum efficiency.
- Small size and minimal dependencies makes it easy to bundle into various distros including live cds.
- Fast indexing and unobtrusive - no need to index stuff overnight. Tracker runs at nice+10 so it should have a minimal impact on your system.
- Implements the freedesktop specification for metadata http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Standards/shared-filemetadata-spec
- Extracts embedded File, Image, Document and Audio type metadata from files.
- Extracts embedded metadata from HTML, PDF, PS, OLE2 (DOC, XLS, PPT), OpenOffice (sxw), StarOffice (sdw), DVI, MAN, MP3 (ID3v1 and ID3v2), OGG, WAV, EXIV2, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, DEB, RPM, TAR(.GZ), ZIP, ELF, REAL, RIFF (AVI), MPEG, QT and ASF files
- Supports the WC3s RDF Query syntax for querying metadata
- Provides support for both free text search (like Beagle/Google) as well as structured searches using RDF Query
- Respond in real time to file system changes to keep its metadata database up to date and in synch
- Fully extendable with custom metadata - you can store, retrieve, register and search via RDF Query all your own custom metadata
- Can extract a files contents as plain text and index them
- Provides text filters for PDF, MS Office, OpenOffice (all versions), HTML and PS files.
- Can provide thumbnailing on the fly
Download (1.3MB)
Added: 2006-11-21 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1068 downloads
Ruby Time Tracker 1.0
Ruby Time Tracker is a stable and complete time tracking system. more>>
Ruby Time Tracker is a stable and complete time tracking system for small businesses that invoice for time spent by several employees on many projects.
Future Plans
Planned upgrades include:
Locking down past periods so that no entries can be made or changed after invoicing
Custom periods so that users may define billing cycles for thier company
Reminders sent to employees who have not made entries daily or at the end of a billing cycle
Two Versions
There are currently two versions in development. The professional version uses a MySQL database and requires some knowlege of installing and configuring Ruby on Rails applications to install. The lite version includes an installer that will install and configure an SQLight database and a webrick web server for easy installation. Development is being done on the professional version and periodically the lite version will be updated to include new functionality.
<<lessFuture Plans
Planned upgrades include:
Locking down past periods so that no entries can be made or changed after invoicing
Custom periods so that users may define billing cycles for thier company
Reminders sent to employees who have not made entries daily or at the end of a billing cycle
Two Versions
There are currently two versions in development. The professional version uses a MySQL database and requires some knowlege of installing and configuring Ruby on Rails applications to install. The lite version includes an installer that will install and configure an SQLight database and a webrick web server for easy installation. Development is being done on the professional version and periodically the lite version will be updated to include new functionality.
Download (0.40MB)
Added: 2006-07-25 License: MIT/X Consortium License Price:
1192 downloads
Rubicon Tracker 2.0.6
Rubicon Tracker is web-based trouble tracking system. more>>
Rubicon Tracker is a Ticket/Issue Tracking System written in C++ using an SQL backend to store and save all ticket information and history.
Tracker is a Web based system. All interaction occurs through a regular Web Browser. Tracker can be used for Bug Tracking, Phone/Help Desk Support, or any other process that requires tracking of items through phases.
Main features:
Issue Tracking from Majentis
- Rubicon Tracker is a Web based system for tracking and managing Defects and Issues in a project or muliple projects. Rubicon Tracker shares information among team members, clients, and management, offering an end-to-end Issue Managment solution.
Web Based
- Rubicon Trackers Web based format allows your team, clients, and management to collaborate from anywhere. Rubicon Tracker requires no Web Server to run, setup, or maintain. Rubicon Tracker is its own Web Server, geared specifically for this application, allowing speedy responses even under heavy loads.
Email Notification
- Keep all team members in the loop using instant notification by email when an issue (we call them tickets) is added or modified in any way. When a ticket is added, email is sent to all Project Managers registered with that project. Once the Project Manager decides who is best suited to work on a ticket, the person assigned is sent an email notifying them that they have a ticket. All modifications to the ticket will will generate email for all persona invlolved.
Move Tickets
- If a ticket is inadvertently added to the wrong project, a Project Manager can move the ticket to any other project the Project Manager has access to.
Online or Self-Hosted
- Majentis offers you two solutions for Issue Tracking. You can install and maintain Rubicon Tracker on your own servers, or you can use our on-line system, outsourcing your Issue Tracking needs.
<<lessTracker is a Web based system. All interaction occurs through a regular Web Browser. Tracker can be used for Bug Tracking, Phone/Help Desk Support, or any other process that requires tracking of items through phases.
Main features:
Issue Tracking from Majentis
- Rubicon Tracker is a Web based system for tracking and managing Defects and Issues in a project or muliple projects. Rubicon Tracker shares information among team members, clients, and management, offering an end-to-end Issue Managment solution.
Web Based
- Rubicon Trackers Web based format allows your team, clients, and management to collaborate from anywhere. Rubicon Tracker requires no Web Server to run, setup, or maintain. Rubicon Tracker is its own Web Server, geared specifically for this application, allowing speedy responses even under heavy loads.
Email Notification
- Keep all team members in the loop using instant notification by email when an issue (we call them tickets) is added or modified in any way. When a ticket is added, email is sent to all Project Managers registered with that project. Once the Project Manager decides who is best suited to work on a ticket, the person assigned is sent an email notifying them that they have a ticket. All modifications to the ticket will will generate email for all persona invlolved.
Move Tickets
- If a ticket is inadvertently added to the wrong project, a Project Manager can move the ticket to any other project the Project Manager has access to.
Online or Self-Hosted
- Majentis offers you two solutions for Issue Tracking. You can install and maintain Rubicon Tracker on your own servers, or you can use our on-line system, outsourcing your Issue Tracking needs.
Download (0.36MB)
Added: 2005-04-22 License: Free for non-commercial use Price: $250
1646 downloads
Support Incident Tracker 3.24
Support Incident Tracker (or SiT!) is a Web-based application for tracking technical support calls or emails. more>>
Support Incident Tracker (or SiT!) is a Web-based application for tracking technical support calls or emails.
Support Incident Tracker project can manage contacts, sites, technical support contracts, and support incidents in one place. You can send and receive email directly from SiT!, attaching files and recording every communication in the incident log.
SiT! is aware of Service Level Agreements, and incidents are flagged if they stray outside of them.
Support Incident Tracker grew out of an application developed by Salford Software since 2000 called Webtrack and is used in-house by Support Engineers to easily track support incidents.
Enhancements:
- Fixed service levels for reopened incidents, service level target opened is now added making the next action initial response
- Fixed regression where mark for closure was ignored and the incident was closed immediately
- Lists number of incidents of each priority a user has on the user listings page.
- Show more accurately who last updated the call on list incidents pages
- Added multiple global signatures, one is choosen at random when email is sent.
- Fixed bug where disabled user accounts would still display as having relevant skills
- Fixed issue where URLs would not be shortened if they contained a % (percent) or $ (dollar) symbol
- Fixed issues with URLs that contain colons
- Incidents page informs you more accuratly who updated the call
- Specified MySQL Engine type to be MyISAM on all table creations
- Call opening notes are shown in tool tip after new incidents logged rather than reassign
- BB Code. Basic set of BB codes supported in incident updates
- Prevent summary and solution from being uncheck from close incident page since these are mandatory
- Fixed bug with not sending closing email
- send_template_email now store emails in the incident log
- Holiday calendar is now functional
- New holiday planner shows when all users are in/out
- Users can now be placed in groups, view users shows just your own group by default
- Users with edit user permission can set users holiday entitlement
- Able to change external escalation details on bulk
- View users now has links to Waiting queues and holiday calendars
- New interface for adding vendors
- Ability to request email notification when a call is reassigned to a user
- Users without valid email address are now prompted on the main page to edit their profile
- Ability for administrators to disable users by editing a profile and setting status to Disabled Account.
- Force username to be unique when adding new users
- Do incident switchover when changing status via edit profie
- New report, average incident duration. Shows the time taken to close incidents over the months.
- When session expires and user logs in again the user is now redirected the the previously accessed page rather than the main page.
- Improved accuracy of SLA calculation
- Added ability to edit/delete software records
- When an inicdent is closed pending-reassignments are remove as necessary
- When an incident is closed any related incidents are notified of the closure.
- Added icons to priority selection dropdown for browsers that support it
- Improved sorting of some tables, you can now click again on the column header to sort in the opposite direction ascending/descending
- Holding queue locks now timeout after $CONFIG[record_lock_delay]
- Ability to delete multiple held emails in one go
- Ability to add resellers
- Escalation can now be configured via a database table, though there is no GUI for this yet
- External escalation partners can be configured via config file
- Edit incident now lets you select an escalation path (assuming paths are configured in the escalationpaths database table)
- Ability to add/edit/view tasks
- Ability to add notes to tasks
- Note owners can now delete their own notes
- Basic incoming email handler now included with SiT, as inboundemail.php
- New report incidents by software shows which software has the most incidents logged
- Tidied more HTML
- Fixed next action field, this is now stored and displayed again
- Interface to configure external escalation partners
- Made holiday booking easier
- Added ability to check which users have been granted each permission
<<lessSupport Incident Tracker project can manage contacts, sites, technical support contracts, and support incidents in one place. You can send and receive email directly from SiT!, attaching files and recording every communication in the incident log.
SiT! is aware of Service Level Agreements, and incidents are flagged if they stray outside of them.
Support Incident Tracker grew out of an application developed by Salford Software since 2000 called Webtrack and is used in-house by Support Engineers to easily track support incidents.
Enhancements:
- Fixed service levels for reopened incidents, service level target opened is now added making the next action initial response
- Fixed regression where mark for closure was ignored and the incident was closed immediately
- Lists number of incidents of each priority a user has on the user listings page.
- Show more accurately who last updated the call on list incidents pages
- Added multiple global signatures, one is choosen at random when email is sent.
- Fixed bug where disabled user accounts would still display as having relevant skills
- Fixed issue where URLs would not be shortened if they contained a % (percent) or $ (dollar) symbol
- Fixed issues with URLs that contain colons
- Incidents page informs you more accuratly who updated the call
- Specified MySQL Engine type to be MyISAM on all table creations
- Call opening notes are shown in tool tip after new incidents logged rather than reassign
- BB Code. Basic set of BB codes supported in incident updates
- Prevent summary and solution from being uncheck from close incident page since these are mandatory
- Fixed bug with not sending closing email
- send_template_email now store emails in the incident log
- Holiday calendar is now functional
- New holiday planner shows when all users are in/out
- Users can now be placed in groups, view users shows just your own group by default
- Users with edit user permission can set users holiday entitlement
- Able to change external escalation details on bulk
- View users now has links to Waiting queues and holiday calendars
- New interface for adding vendors
- Ability to request email notification when a call is reassigned to a user
- Users without valid email address are now prompted on the main page to edit their profile
- Ability for administrators to disable users by editing a profile and setting status to Disabled Account.
- Force username to be unique when adding new users
- Do incident switchover when changing status via edit profie
- New report, average incident duration. Shows the time taken to close incidents over the months.
- When session expires and user logs in again the user is now redirected the the previously accessed page rather than the main page.
- Improved accuracy of SLA calculation
- Added ability to edit/delete software records
- When an inicdent is closed pending-reassignments are remove as necessary
- When an incident is closed any related incidents are notified of the closure.
- Added icons to priority selection dropdown for browsers that support it
- Improved sorting of some tables, you can now click again on the column header to sort in the opposite direction ascending/descending
- Holding queue locks now timeout after $CONFIG[record_lock_delay]
- Ability to delete multiple held emails in one go
- Ability to add resellers
- Escalation can now be configured via a database table, though there is no GUI for this yet
- External escalation partners can be configured via config file
- Edit incident now lets you select an escalation path (assuming paths are configured in the escalationpaths database table)
- Ability to add/edit/view tasks
- Ability to add notes to tasks
- Note owners can now delete their own notes
- Basic incoming email handler now included with SiT, as inboundemail.php
- New report incidents by software shows which software has the most incidents logged
- Tidied more HTML
- Fixed next action field, this is now stored and displayed again
- Interface to configure external escalation partners
- Made holiday booking easier
- Added ability to check which users have been granted each permission
Download (1.2MB)
Added: 2006-11-06 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1084 downloads
Time Tracker 1.0.2
TimeTracker is an application loosely based on TimeKeeper, a Windows application used to track the time you spent on a task. more>>
TimeTracker is an application loosely based on TimeKeeper, a Windows application used to track the time you spent on a task.
Being a Linux user and not willing to install Wine, I decided to hack my own version.
<<lessBeing a Linux user and not willing to install Wine, I decided to hack my own version.
Download (0.015MB)
Added: 2007-02-28 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
977 downloads
Technorati Tracker 1.1
Technorati Tracker examines the traffic your blog is receiving from Technorati. more>>
Technorati Tracker examines the traffic your blog is receiving from Technorati.
This open source web analytics software will examine an Apache web server log and will display hits generated by clicks from technorati.com and will also track the visits by Technoratibot.
Output:
Each hit from Technorati will be displayed in a row with these columns:
- Time
- IP Address
- Section (Tags, Search, Blog Finder, Popular)
- Keywords
At the bottom of the page, a bar chart will be displayed comparing the number of hits from each section on Technorati. Technoratibot visits are in bold and indicated by a section label of Technoratibot.
Instructions:
- Download the script to your machine.
- Edit the line that reads:
LOG_FILE="/var/log/httpd/access_log"
so the CGI script will know where your Apache web server log file resides. Upload technorati_tracker.cgi to a directory on your web server where you can run CGI scripts. Change permissions to make the file executable (chmod +x or chmod 755).
Enhancements:
- Technorati launched a new section called Explore that displays recent blog posts based on category tags.
- This release has been updated to track hits from the new section.
<<lessThis open source web analytics software will examine an Apache web server log and will display hits generated by clicks from technorati.com and will also track the visits by Technoratibot.
Output:
Each hit from Technorati will be displayed in a row with these columns:
- Time
- IP Address
- Section (Tags, Search, Blog Finder, Popular)
- Keywords
At the bottom of the page, a bar chart will be displayed comparing the number of hits from each section on Technorati. Technoratibot visits are in bold and indicated by a section label of Technoratibot.
Instructions:
- Download the script to your machine.
- Edit the line that reads:
LOG_FILE="/var/log/httpd/access_log"
so the CGI script will know where your Apache web server log file resides. Upload technorati_tracker.cgi to a directory on your web server where you can run CGI scripts. Change permissions to make the file executable (chmod +x or chmod 755).
Enhancements:
- Technorati launched a new section called Explore that displays recent blog posts based on category tags.
- This release has been updated to track hits from the new section.
Download (0.020MB)
Added: 2006-01-31 License: MIT/X Consortium License Price:
1362 downloads
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