Free strato log download 1.2 software for linux

Strato Log Download is a small Perl script intended to download logfiles from Web accounts from Strato hosted sites.
The problem is that the normal download interface is interactive, and that only about six weeks are kept on the server. So without scripting, youre likely to lose valuable log information (at least I was unable and unwilling to remember to download the logfiles once every six weeks).
This script logs in via the SSL-encrypted web-interface and downloads the files without needing a web-browser (proxies are configurable via the https_proxy environment variable).
Note: For SSL support, you might need additional Perl modules since some distros dont include crypto stuff: either use IO::Socket::SSL or Net::SSL (in Crypt::SSLeay).
If an SSL module is missing, https access will not work.
Usage is very easy:
$ get-logfiles -p mypassword www.mysite.de > logfile.gz
Enhancements:
- Feature: a new logfile download protocol was necessary, because the web interface changed (thanks to J. Puchalla for telling me -- it would probably have gone unnoticed otherwise).

Batch Download is a plugin for Firefox that makes downloading multiple images easy.

Like FlashGets batch download,but special designed for some image site!

You will find it very useful when you download some url like

http://www.google.com/1.jpg
http://www.google.com/2.jpg
http://www.google.com/3.jpg...

or some other urls like:

http://www.google.com/0102.jpg
http://www.google.com/0203.jpg
http://www.google.com/0304.jpg...

And also you can download all images in current page at once.

PDF Download is an extension which allows you to choose what to do with a PDF file on a website.

Allows to choose if you want to view a PDF file inside the browser (as PDF or HTML), if you want to view it outside Firefox with your default or custom PDF reader, or if you want to download it!

Download Sort is a Firefox extension that automatically saves downloaded files to different directories when using "Save Link As..." or "Save Image as..."

Download Sentinel++ is an Anti-leech, download limiter / file manager, that uses tokens to verify downloads instead of HTTP_REFERER or IP which can be spoofed or changed.
The install is as painless as possible with only one file to upload and execute. The install automatically creates the sub-directories and files, all you need to do is follow the on-screen instructions for permissions.
Security has been the focus throughout development, even the install program is built on the latest recomendations for security. Logging is done with text files and can have errors and alerts sent via email or stored in a txt file.
Downloads can be limited to a certain transfer size per time frame, which can be further broken down into smaller intervals, all with only a couple settings. This helps spread out the limitation to different timezone and prevents all available bandwidth being used in a short period
Main features:
- Completely free (free as in speech);
- Multiple language capability (all text is in config file, no hardcoded messages);
- Download counter file;
- xhtml/css compliant message output, fully customizable;
- Install script for easy setup;
- All user supplied input securely handled;
- Uses tokens to validate download requests. A superior method than .htaccess or http_referer which can be spoofed or limit users with firewalls;
- Tokens are good for a day by default, but can be set to expire at any time in 1 minute increments;
- A log is kept of invalid token attempts and information on tracking down the source;
- All errors and warnings can be written to a log file or sent to an email address;
- Supports unlimited directory structure of downloadable files (no need to specify where a file is located);
- Option to turn off bandwidth protection;
- Option to turn off any error/log report;
- Robust error handling;
- Ability to specify the total amount of transfer (bandwidth) allowed, over the total amount of time;
- Ability to specify interval lengths for download cut-off so all the allowed bandwidth does not go to one time zone / day /hour;
- Ability to put in a ratio of download clicks to actual bandwidth used;
- Log of all download details kept;
- Download log can be auto-archived;
- Ability to specify the download log size before archive;
- Ability to specify the download archive size before deleting;
- Ability to have a warning issued (email or log file) about the archive file reaching its maximum;
- Download count can be tracked in a Mysql database;
- Flood control on user clicks. Ability to set the number of times a user can click on a link in a given interval;
- Ability to allow specific offsite downloads via tokens;
- Pre-made example download page that is xhtml/css compliant;
- Pre-made file manager that displays all files, directories, sizes, downloads, dates, authors and descriptions for each file
- Ability to deny link sharing between browsers.
- Alternative install locations for secure files
- Logs automatically rotated, no on-going maintenance
- Ability to have multiple files with the same name
- Turn-Key install operation. Ready to begin secure downloads in 5 minutes or less;

Pax Logging is a consolidation effort that aims to make all existing logging APIs in the Java world available for OSGi developments, driven by a Log4J backend.
Each legacy API is loaded as its own bundle. The logging service can be reloaded at run-time.
Main features:
- Log4J driving the backend implementation.
- Log4J API supported.
- Jakarta Commons Logging API supported.
- Pax Logging Service implements the standard OSGi Log Service API.
- JDK Logging API support.
- Avalon Logger API support.
- SLF4J API support.
- Knopflerfish Log service support.

Download Manager project is a GNOME download manager.
Download Manager (also known as downman) is a suite of programs that assist with downloading files. It features a GNOME 2 GUI.
Download Manager suite
downmand: a daemon that takes care of downloading files
downman: a command line client to downmand to add files for download
downman-gmonitor: a little window where you can drop urls
gdownman: (aka gnome download manager), a gui client to control downloads
Main features:
- Gnome 2 GUI
- Multiple projects
- Speed limit for each download
- Speed limit for each project
Enhancements:
- Moved to gnome-vfs as the backend for the transfers.
- s/download/transfer in the daemon.
- Servers support, you can now limit the amount of connections to a server.
- Ability to show/hide toolbar and statusbar in the GUI
- Correctly update download speedlimit in the GUI
- Show mime-type icons with the filename
- Remove use of List (use GList instead)
- Fixes & cleanups

Download Slave provides a remote-controlled download slave.
The Download Slave is a very flexible script which is controlled via eMail and stores files requested for downloading on the servers harddisk or sends them via eMail to the user who asked for them. Users are identified by their eMail address and a personal password, so only authorized users can use the service.
Main features:
- users identified by their eMail address and a personal password
- a real multi user mode, so each user has his own home and can have his own CD-R burnt.
- corporate mode: all downloaded files are stored in one base directory
- every download is logged
- user gets a status mail about his download request
- slave is controlled via commands in the eMail message body
- download things onto the servers HDD... (also more than one URL per eMail request possible...)
- show already downloaded files (that are on the servers HDD)
- change own password
- download files onto the servers HDD and send them via eMail to you (split into parts of 1MB). The last one of such a multi part eMail has an attached script to rejoin the large file...
- online help
- an index file which holds who downloaded what and when and a short description given by the downloading user in his mail subject