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mod_txt
mod_txt is a simple output filter module to display plain text files as HTML (or XHTML) with a header and footer. more>>
mod_txt is a simple output filter module to display plain text files as HTML (or XHTML) with a header and footer. When a text file is requested, mod_txt module escapes the text as required for HTML, and displays it between the header and the footer.
How to use it
Apart from setting the Header and Footer, you will need to insert the filter in the output chain, and set the Content Type to HTML. So a configuration to use this module looks like:
AddOutputFilter text-filter .txt
AddType text/html .txt
TextHeader /path/to/header-file
TextFooter /path/to/footer-file
Note that this is not a smart text filter, so the text should be enclosed in HTML < pre >. End the header file by opening PRE, and start the footer by closing it.
Configuration Directives
TextHeader
Syntax: TextHeader filename
Specifies a path to use as header for the text file.
TextFooter
Syntax: TextFooter filename
Specifies a path to use as footer for the text file.
<<lessHow to use it
Apart from setting the Header and Footer, you will need to insert the filter in the output chain, and set the Content Type to HTML. So a configuration to use this module looks like:
AddOutputFilter text-filter .txt
AddType text/html .txt
TextHeader /path/to/header-file
TextFooter /path/to/footer-file
Note that this is not a smart text filter, so the text should be enclosed in HTML < pre >. End the header file by opening PRE, and start the footer by closing it.
Configuration Directives
TextHeader
Syntax: TextHeader filename
Specifies a path to use as header for the text file.
TextFooter
Syntax: TextFooter filename
Specifies a path to use as footer for the text file.
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Added: 2006-04-19 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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robots.txt 1.0.3
robots.txt is a PHP script that acts like a normal robots.txt file, but with a few differences. more>>
robots.txt is a script in PHP that acts like a normal robots.txt file, but with a few differences.
When a Spider attempts to access robots.txt, the script will "disallow" access to a list of pre-defined directories. When a normal user attempts to access robots.txt, it will "disallow" access to all directories.
This is a security precuation and an attempt to prevent users from finding "hidden" directories by looking at the robots.txt file.
Enhancements:
- The two serious bugs that meant robots.txt did not function properly were fixed.
- A bug that meant the data printed back would not be parseable by Web crawlers was fixed.
- A new function to clean up data from the files was added.
<<lessWhen a Spider attempts to access robots.txt, the script will "disallow" access to a list of pre-defined directories. When a normal user attempts to access robots.txt, it will "disallow" access to all directories.
This is a security precuation and an attempt to prevent users from finding "hidden" directories by looking at the robots.txt file.
Enhancements:
- The two serious bugs that meant robots.txt did not function properly were fixed.
- A bug that meant the data printed back would not be parseable by Web crawlers was fixed.
- A new function to clean up data from the files was added.
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Added: 2006-03-01 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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nxt 4.1.0
nxt is one line shell script engine. more>>
nxt is one of Magic Hand command. Or one of one line shell script engine.
nxt is the fastest solution of file operation.
Example 1.
nxt .. g@foo.txt r@ n@bar.txt .[Enter]
1.nxt go to previous directory and execute ls command.
2.get file name of "foo.txt".
3.return to original directory.
4.rename as "bar.txt"
5.execute ls
Example 2.
nxt g@*txt text m@ .[Enter]
1.nxt get "*txt" file name.
2.go to "text" directory.
3.move the files of "*txt" to current directory.
(nxts move command is "REAL MOVE" command.(cp A B;rm A;))
4.execute ls
Example 3.
nxt src "emacs nxt.c" .. make[Enter]
1.nxt go to "src" directory.
2.execute "emacs nxt.c"
3.back
4.execute "make"
<<lessnxt is the fastest solution of file operation.
Example 1.
nxt .. g@foo.txt r@ n@bar.txt .[Enter]
1.nxt go to previous directory and execute ls command.
2.get file name of "foo.txt".
3.return to original directory.
4.rename as "bar.txt"
5.execute ls
Example 2.
nxt g@*txt text m@ .[Enter]
1.nxt get "*txt" file name.
2.go to "text" directory.
3.move the files of "*txt" to current directory.
(nxts move command is "REAL MOVE" command.(cp A B;rm A;))
4.execute ls
Example 3.
nxt src "emacs nxt.c" .. make[Enter]
1.nxt go to "src" directory.
2.execute "emacs nxt.c"
3.back
4.execute "make"
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Added: 2005-04-04 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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Text::Diff 0.35
Text::Diff can perform diffs on files and record sets. more>>
Text::Diff can perform diffs on files and record sets.
SYNOPSIS
use Text::Diff;
## Mix and match filenames, strings, file handles, producer subs,
## or arrays of records; returns diff in a string.
## WARNING: can return B diffs for large files.
my $diff = diff "file1.txt", "file2.txt", { STYLE => "Context" };
my $diff = diff $string1, $string2, %options;
my $diff = diff *FH1, *FH2;
my $diff = diff &reader1, &reader2;
my $diff = diff @records1, @records2;
## May also mix input types:
my $diff = diff @records1, "file_B.txt";
diff() provides a basic set of services akin to the GNU diff utility. It is not anywhere near as feature complete as GNU diff, but it is better integrated with Perl and available on all platforms. It is often faster than shelling out to a systems diff executable for small files, and generally slower on larger files.
Relies on Algorithm::Diff for, well, the algorithm. This may not produce the same exact diff as a systems local diff executable, but it will be a valid diff and comprehensible by patch. We havent seen any differences between Algorithm::Diffs logic and GNU diffs, but we have not examined them to make sure they are indeed identical.
Note: If you dont want to import the diff function, do one of the following:
use Text::Diff ();
require Text::Diff;
Thats a pretty rare occurence, so diff() is exported by default.
<<lessSYNOPSIS
use Text::Diff;
## Mix and match filenames, strings, file handles, producer subs,
## or arrays of records; returns diff in a string.
## WARNING: can return B diffs for large files.
my $diff = diff "file1.txt", "file2.txt", { STYLE => "Context" };
my $diff = diff $string1, $string2, %options;
my $diff = diff *FH1, *FH2;
my $diff = diff &reader1, &reader2;
my $diff = diff @records1, @records2;
## May also mix input types:
my $diff = diff @records1, "file_B.txt";
diff() provides a basic set of services akin to the GNU diff utility. It is not anywhere near as feature complete as GNU diff, but it is better integrated with Perl and available on all platforms. It is often faster than shelling out to a systems diff executable for small files, and generally slower on larger files.
Relies on Algorithm::Diff for, well, the algorithm. This may not produce the same exact diff as a systems local diff executable, but it will be a valid diff and comprehensible by patch. We havent seen any differences between Algorithm::Diffs logic and GNU diffs, but we have not examined them to make sure they are indeed identical.
Note: If you dont want to import the diff function, do one of the following:
use Text::Diff ();
require Text::Diff;
Thats a pretty rare occurence, so diff() is exported by default.
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Added: 2007-08-09 License: Perl Artistic License Price:
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Pod::PlainText 1.34
Pod::PlainText is a Perl module that can convert POD data to formatted ASCII text. more>>
Pod::PlainText is a Perl module that can convert POD data to formatted ASCII text.
SYNOPSIS
use Pod::PlainText;
my $parser = Pod::PlainText->new (sentence => 0, width => 78);
# Read POD from STDIN and write to STDOUT.
$parser->parse_from_filehandle;
# Read POD from file.pod and write to file.txt.
$parser->parse_from_file (file.pod, file.txt);
Pod::PlainText is a module that can convert documentation in the POD format (the preferred language for documenting Perl) into formatted ASCII. It uses no special formatting controls or codes whatsoever, and its output is therefore suitable for nearly any device.
As a derived class from Pod::Parser, Pod::PlainText supports the same methods and interfaces. See Pod::Parser for all the details; briefly, one creates a new parser with Pod::PlainText->new() and then calls either parse_from_filehandle() or parse_from_file().
<<lessSYNOPSIS
use Pod::PlainText;
my $parser = Pod::PlainText->new (sentence => 0, width => 78);
# Read POD from STDIN and write to STDOUT.
$parser->parse_from_filehandle;
# Read POD from file.pod and write to file.txt.
$parser->parse_from_file (file.pod, file.txt);
Pod::PlainText is a module that can convert documentation in the POD format (the preferred language for documenting Perl) into formatted ASCII. It uses no special formatting controls or codes whatsoever, and its output is therefore suitable for nearly any device.
As a derived class from Pod::Parser, Pod::PlainText supports the same methods and interfaces. See Pod::Parser for all the details; briefly, one creates a new parser with Pod::PlainText->new() and then calls either parse_from_filehandle() or parse_from_file().
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Added: 2006-08-15 License: Perl Artistic License Price:
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LRpt::XMLReport 0.16
LRpt::XMLReport is a Perl module for converting outputs generated by LReport tools to XML format. more>>
LRpt::XMLReport is a Perl module for converting outputs generated by LReport tools to XML format.
SYNOPSIS
lrptxml.pl --selects=selects.txt --keys_file=keys.txt data
lrptxml.pl --diffs --selects=selects.txt --keys_file=rkeys.txt diffs.txt
LRpt::XMLReport is a part of LRpt (LReport) library. It used to convert outputs generated by other tools from LReport suite to XML format. You should not call this class directly from your code. Instead you should use lrptxml.pl tool, which is a simple wrapper around this module. It looks like this:
use strict;
use LRpt::XMLReport;
create_report( @ARGV );
COMMAND LINE SWITCHES
--selects=file
Optional. Name of a selects file (see doc). They are included in the report for a select of corresponding name. If selects are not given, report will not contain selects.
--diffs
Switches working mode to read output of lcsvdiff.pl. If not given the working mode is reading csv files from a directory
--keys_file=keys_file
File name containing row key definitions.
<<lessSYNOPSIS
lrptxml.pl --selects=selects.txt --keys_file=keys.txt data
lrptxml.pl --diffs --selects=selects.txt --keys_file=rkeys.txt diffs.txt
LRpt::XMLReport is a part of LRpt (LReport) library. It used to convert outputs generated by other tools from LReport suite to XML format. You should not call this class directly from your code. Instead you should use lrptxml.pl tool, which is a simple wrapper around this module. It looks like this:
use strict;
use LRpt::XMLReport;
create_report( @ARGV );
COMMAND LINE SWITCHES
--selects=file
Optional. Name of a selects file (see doc). They are included in the report for a select of corresponding name. If selects are not given, report will not contain selects.
--diffs
Switches working mode to read output of lcsvdiff.pl. If not given the working mode is reading csv files from a directory
--keys_file=keys_file
File name containing row key definitions.
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Added: 2007-06-12 License: Perl Artistic License Price:
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bot-trap 0.92
bot-trap allows your Web site to automatically ban bad Web robots (a.k.a. Web spiders) that ignore the robots.txt file. more>>
bot-trap allows your Web site to automatically ban bad Web robots (a.k.a. Web spiders) that ignore the robots.txt file.
This does not include Googlebot and other well-behaved robots.
The main advantage over other implementations of this concept is that bot-trap has a manual "unban" feature so that humans can unban, but robots cant.
How It Works:
- You place a small "web-bug" strategically in your web pages. This bug is just a tiny image link that says to go to /bot-trap/index.php. Normal people dont see this link, but web bots do.
- You create a /robots.txt file that tells web bots not to go to the /bot-trap directory.
When the bad robot visits /bot-trap/index.php anyway, /bot-trap/index.php adds the IP address of the bad bot to a block list in /.htaccess. They are blocked from access to the site from then on. You can also be emailed when this happens.
Safeguards
It is possible that someone is banned who shouldnt be. Perhaps a previous user of an IP address in a DHCP pool was a naughty user and ran a bad bot, but now the new user is banned. Not to worry, the custom "403 Forbidden" page allows any user to unban themselves by typing a requested word into a form box. Real people can easily do this, but bots cant!
Installation:
1. Unpack the tarball in your web page root directory:
# tar -xzf bot-trap-x.x.tar.gz
2. Either add a line to your root .htaccess file like:
ErrorDocument 403 /bot-trap/forbid.php
or copy the premade one (bot-trap/htaccess-root-example). Notice that since once an IP is banned, it cant access anything in /, so the 403 page should be in /bot-trap, and /bot-trap/.htaccess should only say "Allow from all". Look at the forbid.php file in the distribution to see how to do this, or just use it as-is.
3. Make sure .htaccess controls are allowed in your Apache configuration (especially the "AllowOverride" directive). This allows bot-trap to ban IP addresses using the htaccess mechanism.
4. Create the empty file blacklist.dat in your web root directory, and make blacklist.dat, .htaccess, and the bot-trap directory in your web root directory owned by the www user with write permission. If web server uses a group (like the group "www-data" on Debian GNU/Linux), set these files and directories group-writable.
5. Edit bot-trap/settings.php to hold the correct email addresses to send alerts to.
6. Add "web-bugs" to your main web page to catch the bad bots. This is the XHTML code:
< !-- Bad robot trap: Dont go here or your IP will be banned! -->
< a href="/bot-trap/">< img src="bot-trap/pixel.gif" border="0"
alt=" " width="1" height="1"/>< /a>
7. Add the bot-trap directory to your robots.txt file, or copy the example robots.txt file (bot-trap/robots.txt.example) to the root directory.
8. Make sure /.htaccess and all other files have the correct permissions and ownership for your site.
<<lessThis does not include Googlebot and other well-behaved robots.
The main advantage over other implementations of this concept is that bot-trap has a manual "unban" feature so that humans can unban, but robots cant.
How It Works:
- You place a small "web-bug" strategically in your web pages. This bug is just a tiny image link that says to go to /bot-trap/index.php. Normal people dont see this link, but web bots do.
- You create a /robots.txt file that tells web bots not to go to the /bot-trap directory.
When the bad robot visits /bot-trap/index.php anyway, /bot-trap/index.php adds the IP address of the bad bot to a block list in /.htaccess. They are blocked from access to the site from then on. You can also be emailed when this happens.
Safeguards
It is possible that someone is banned who shouldnt be. Perhaps a previous user of an IP address in a DHCP pool was a naughty user and ran a bad bot, but now the new user is banned. Not to worry, the custom "403 Forbidden" page allows any user to unban themselves by typing a requested word into a form box. Real people can easily do this, but bots cant!
Installation:
1. Unpack the tarball in your web page root directory:
# tar -xzf bot-trap-x.x.tar.gz
2. Either add a line to your root .htaccess file like:
ErrorDocument 403 /bot-trap/forbid.php
or copy the premade one (bot-trap/htaccess-root-example). Notice that since once an IP is banned, it cant access anything in /, so the 403 page should be in /bot-trap, and /bot-trap/.htaccess should only say "Allow from all". Look at the forbid.php file in the distribution to see how to do this, or just use it as-is.
3. Make sure .htaccess controls are allowed in your Apache configuration (especially the "AllowOverride" directive). This allows bot-trap to ban IP addresses using the htaccess mechanism.
4. Create the empty file blacklist.dat in your web root directory, and make blacklist.dat, .htaccess, and the bot-trap directory in your web root directory owned by the www user with write permission. If web server uses a group (like the group "www-data" on Debian GNU/Linux), set these files and directories group-writable.
5. Edit bot-trap/settings.php to hold the correct email addresses to send alerts to.
6. Add "web-bugs" to your main web page to catch the bad bots. This is the XHTML code:
< !-- Bad robot trap: Dont go here or your IP will be banned! -->
< a href="/bot-trap/">< img src="bot-trap/pixel.gif" border="0"
alt=" " width="1" height="1"/>< /a>
7. Add the bot-trap directory to your robots.txt file, or copy the example robots.txt file (bot-trap/robots.txt.example) to the root directory.
8. Make sure /.htaccess and all other files have the correct permissions and ownership for your site.
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Added: 2005-12-30 License: Public Domain Price:
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gHTTrack 0.5.2
gHTTrack is a GNU/Linux frontend for Xavier Roches HTTrack Website Copier. more>>
gHTTrack project is a GNU/Linux frontend for Xavier Roches HTTrack Website Copier for reading Web pages offline and/or for mirroring Web sites.
Main features:
- Easy to use (no need to remember httrack command-line switches)
- Easy access to httracks log file (no need to manually open hts-log.txt)
- Saves the settings of up to 10 often-used projects
<<lessMain features:
- Easy to use (no need to remember httrack command-line switches)
- Easy access to httracks log file (no need to manually open hts-log.txt)
- Saves the settings of up to 10 often-used projects
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Added: 2007-04-26 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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GhostKit 0.1.6
GhostKit allows you to build a live CD from a Slackware installation. more>>
GhostKit allows you to build a live CD from a Slackware installation. The project includes several build and development scripts, documentation, example files of what must be altered in /etc/rc.d, and much more.
Instead of shipping with a particular kernel version, the scripts build it from whatever version you have. It requires at least kernel version 2.6.9 with patches for SquashFS and UnionFS.
Enhancements:
- This release adds example.txt, which describes how a live CD is built from GhostKit.
- It explains, hopefully, most of what isnt obvious in the earlier docs.
<<lessInstead of shipping with a particular kernel version, the scripts build it from whatever version you have. It requires at least kernel version 2.6.9 with patches for SquashFS and UnionFS.
Enhancements:
- This release adds example.txt, which describes how a live CD is built from GhostKit.
- It explains, hopefully, most of what isnt obvious in the earlier docs.
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Added: 2006-11-25 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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AutoLyrix 0.2.2
AutoLyrix is a program created to download lyrics and AlbumArt (artwork) automatically. more>>
AutoLyrix is a program (not a pluggin!) created to download lyrics and AlbumArt (artwork) automatically. This software is very similar to EvilLyrics (at least the interface). Saved lyrics from EvilLyrics can be used by AutoLyrix. The only thing you have to do is run AutoLyrix and it will find a supported player running, get the current song and download the lyric for you. AutoLyrix uses Google to search..
Main features:
- Download music with filters
- Download AlbumArt (artwork)
- Full mode
- Full mode 100% Transparent
- Transparent (Opacity)
- Export Lyrics/AlbumArt to iPod (using iTunes)
- Export Lyrics without Properties
- Download Lyrics and AlbumArt from Playlist file
- AutoLyrix can read the Song Title from a File
- Multi-plataform using Mono
- Runs on Linux! XMMS (and others players too)
- To make XMMS works only add the text echo "%n" > /tmp/currentSong.txt in Preferences, General Plugins, Song Change Plugin and enable this plugin, run AutoLyrix and in Preferences enable the "Support Input From File" and select the file /tmp/currengSong.txt. And enjoy!
<<lessMain features:
- Download music with filters
- Download AlbumArt (artwork)
- Full mode
- Full mode 100% Transparent
- Transparent (Opacity)
- Export Lyrics/AlbumArt to iPod (using iTunes)
- Export Lyrics without Properties
- Download Lyrics and AlbumArt from Playlist file
- AutoLyrix can read the Song Title from a File
- Multi-plataform using Mono
- Runs on Linux! XMMS (and others players too)
- To make XMMS works only add the text echo "%n" > /tmp/currentSong.txt in Preferences, General Plugins, Song Change Plugin and enable this plugin, run AutoLyrix and in Preferences enable the "Support Input From File" and select the file /tmp/currengSong.txt. And enjoy!
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Added: 2007-07-30 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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GameStat 1.1 Beta1
GameStat project is an easy to use library for querying status from game servers. more>>
GameStat project is an easy to use library for querying status from game servers.
GameStat is an easy to use library for querying status from game servers. This is a beta release for v1.1, so there might be bugs.
You can find a list of all the games/masters in games.txt. If no port is given, GameStat will try to guess it for you. If you use a generic protocol you will need to specify a port. The -help parameter will give you a more detailed list of all the parameters available.
<<lessGameStat is an easy to use library for querying status from game servers. This is a beta release for v1.1, so there might be bugs.
You can find a list of all the games/masters in games.txt. If no port is given, GameStat will try to guess it for you. If you use a generic protocol you will need to specify a port. The -help parameter will give you a more detailed list of all the parameters available.
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Added: 2006-11-28 License: MIT/X Consortium License Price:
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Posy::Plugin::TextToHTML 0.63
Posy::Plugin::TextToHTML is a Posy plugin to convert plain text files to HTML. more>>
Posy::Plugin::TextToHTML is a Posy plugin to convert plain text files to HTML.
SYNOPSIS
@plugins = qw(Posy::Core
...
Posy::Plugin::TextToHTML
...);
This uses the HTML::TextToHTML module (as used by the txt2html script) to convert the body of an entry from text into HTML. This checks the extension of the entry file, and if it is txt, then it will convert the entry.
This basically replaces the parse_entry method, and calls the parent method for anything other than text.
<<lessSYNOPSIS
@plugins = qw(Posy::Core
...
Posy::Plugin::TextToHTML
...);
This uses the HTML::TextToHTML module (as used by the txt2html script) to convert the body of an entry from text into HTML. This checks the extension of the entry file, and if it is txt, then it will convert the entry.
This basically replaces the parse_entry method, and calls the parent method for anything other than text.
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Added: 2006-08-11 License: Perl Artistic License Price:
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GSTP 0.5
GSTP is a binary file transfer protocol that focuses on security and anonymity. more>>
GSTP is a binary file transfer protocol that focuses on security and anonymity. It tries to do right, where FTP does wrong, especially when it comes to firewall and user/password security.
To build, use ./configure, make and make install.
Server binary is server/gstp-server. Uses server/gstp.conf as config. In config, it says it uses server/users.txt for authorisation. users.txt uses native crypt() for passwords in the second field, but its ok to leave this field empty, in which case an empty password
will be accepted.
Client binary is client/gstp-client. Takes one argument, the host to connect to. Port is always 10042.
Enhancements:
- config.h.in, server/gstp.c, server/gstp_server.h, server/server.c: Added -v and moved ssl init to before setuid()-call
<<lessTo build, use ./configure, make and make install.
Server binary is server/gstp-server. Uses server/gstp.conf as config. In config, it says it uses server/users.txt for authorisation. users.txt uses native crypt() for passwords in the second field, but its ok to leave this field empty, in which case an empty password
will be accepted.
Client binary is client/gstp-client. Takes one argument, the host to connect to. Port is always 10042.
Enhancements:
- config.h.in, server/gstp.c, server/gstp_server.h, server/server.c: Added -v and moved ssl init to before setuid()-call
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Added: 2006-06-22 License: BSD License Price:
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mod_auth_token 1.0.1
mod_auth_token module uses token based authentication to secure downloads and prevent deep-linking. more>>
mod_auth_token module uses token based authentication to secure downloads and prevent deep-linking.
Have your PHP script or servlet generate the to authenticate the download. Apache can then treat the download request like a normal file transfer without having to pipe the file through a script in order to add authentication.
You can find downloads, daily snapshots and support information at http://www.synd.info/
Usage:
The token is an hex-encoded MD5 hash of the secret password, relative file path and the timestamp. It is encoded onto the URI as:
< uri-prefix >< token >/< timestamp-in-hex >< rel-path >
For example
/protected/dee0ed6174a894113d5e8f6c98f0e92b/43eaf9c5/path/to/file.txt
where the token is generated as
md5("secret" + "/path/to/file.txt" + dechex(time_now()))
with the following configuration in httpd.conf
< Location /protected/ >
AuthTokenSecret "secret"
AuthTokenPrefix /protected/
AuthTokenTimeout 60
< /Location >
The actual file would should be located in
/protected/path/to/file.txt
<<lessHave your PHP script or servlet generate the to authenticate the download. Apache can then treat the download request like a normal file transfer without having to pipe the file through a script in order to add authentication.
You can find downloads, daily snapshots and support information at http://www.synd.info/
Usage:
The token is an hex-encoded MD5 hash of the secret password, relative file path and the timestamp. It is encoded onto the URI as:
< uri-prefix >< token >/< timestamp-in-hex >< rel-path >
For example
/protected/dee0ed6174a894113d5e8f6c98f0e92b/43eaf9c5/path/to/file.txt
where the token is generated as
md5("secret" + "/path/to/file.txt" + dechex(time_now()))
with the following configuration in httpd.conf
< Location /protected/ >
AuthTokenSecret "secret"
AuthTokenPrefix /protected/
AuthTokenTimeout 60
< /Location >
The actual file would should be located in
/protected/path/to/file.txt
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Added: 2006-05-24 License: The Apache License 2.0 Price:
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Stixi Pad 1.0.2 Alpha
Stixi Pad project is a highly simple word processing widget program. more>>
Stixi Pad project is a highly simple word processing widget program created for keeping side notes, reminders, and other odds and ends while maintaining a compact and easy to use style. (Tested on backtrack2)
Installation:
Type this in kolsole;
tar -jxvf filename_here.tar.bz2
Next Read README.txt and execute stixialpha.
<<lessInstallation:
Type this in kolsole;
tar -jxvf filename_here.tar.bz2
Next Read README.txt and execute stixialpha.
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Added: 2007-07-20 License: Open Software License Price:
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