video script trial software / shareware for linux

Our Flash Video Player provide a nice and easy way to allow users that visit your Website to view Flash video files. Flash Video Player has the same look and feel than the popular "Youtube" player.

Reliable and user friendly, the FLASH VIDEO PLAYER allow to view Flash Video Files in normal mode or fullscreen mode. Users can as well control the sound volume and even send a link of the video player to their friends and families.This FLash Player has a scrolling menu with Thumbnails of Featured Movies and their title, length and description.

There is a full private administration section where the Webmaster can add and remove movie links to the scrolling menu and Modify the Menu content easily.The Flash Player works on any Web servers servers that support PHP scripting language.The FLASH VIDEO PLAYER can be installed in a matter of minutes, without any programing skills.

AVG File Server offers virus protection for Linux and FreeBSD file servers. Security protection against viruses, worms and trojans for Linux and FreeBSD file servers, regardless of workloads.

Installation and Launch

AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD installation packages are provided as RPM or deb files, or as a tar.gz package.

For installation from the RPM file (Linux only), use the following command in your shell (accessible for example using the xterm application within your X window system).

# rpm -i avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.rpm

For installation from the .deb file (Linux only), use the following command in your shell (accessible for example using the xterm application within your X window system).

# dpkg -i avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.deb

For installation from the .tar.gz package, use the following commands (in the directory where the package is located) to unpack its contents, change directory and then finally run the install script (as root). For Linux proceed with these steps:

# tar xzvf avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.tar.gz
# cd avg7-linux
# ./install.sh

You will then be offered the chance to register your software. You can do it now or later (see chapter 3.3 Product Registration). For FreeBSD proceed with these steps:

# tar xzvf avg75fms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.tar.gz
# cd avg7-freebsd
# ./install.sh

You will then be offered the chance to register your software. You can do it now or later (see chapter 3.3 Product Registration). Note: The program files of the AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD versions 11 and older are installed into the /usr/local/lib/avg7 directory. Even if you perform the full update of older version of your AVG, the directory structure remains the same (ensuring the backwards compatibility). However, all essential components of AVG
7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD are always updated properly to offer you the maximum security and reliability.

The versions 12 and newer are comprehensively installed into the /opt/grisoft directory. Symbolic links are created in various system directories, leading to the /opt/grisoft directory subtree. If you want to upgrade the old directory structure, you must completely reinstall your AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD. Note that in this documentation is always described the preferred newer location of AVG 7.5 for
Linux/FreeBSD installation!

MIB Smithy SDK project is a dynamic Tcl/Tk extension for developing your own SNMP management scripts and SMI conversion tools (with or without a GUI).
MIB Smithy SDK is based on the core library that MIB Smithy Professional and Standard are built upon, providing the user an API with all of the internal capabilities of MIB Smithy (and benefits thereof) without the GUI.
Includes XML Import support and built-in MIB validation so an external MIB compiler isnt needed (MIB Smithy SDK is its own compiler).
Main features:
- Linked to the Tcl "Stubs" Library so it will work with Tcl 8.1 or later
- Imports SMIv1 MIB Modules (RFCs 1065, 1155, 12122, 1215)
- Imports SMIv2 MIB Modules (RFCs 2576, 2578, 2579, 2580)
- Imports COPS-PR-SPPI PIB Modules (RFC 3159)
- Includes over 200 IETF and IANA standard MIB modules
- ALL information from MIB definitions is available via the APIs -- not just a tiny subset provided by an external compiler.
- Import modules from XML or SMI format directly (no external compiler needed).
- Provides both read and write access to MIB definitions, rather than read-only access provided by similar extensions.
- Full support for even the most obscure areas of the SMI that similar extensions lack.
- Duplicate record names are not a problem with the SDKs flexible search algorithm.
- Ability to create custom compiler output formats
- SNMPv1, SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 Management APIs with Authentication and Privacy
- Provides both blocking and non-blocking/callback modes for request processing
- Unlimited number of concurrent SNMP Sessions
- Unlimited number concurrent SMI Databases for isolating MIBs for different agents/projects.
- Unlimited number of MIB files/modules in each database
- Each session can be configured to use its own SMI Database or the default.
- Built-in Compiler/Validation API
- Configurable output channel for compiler messages
- Automatic SMI syntax checking and error correction
- Over 560 MIB Validation checks performed to ensure SMI compliance
- Integrated with MOODSS, a popular general-purpose open-source monitoring environment.
- Includes an optional Scotty/TNM Compatiblity Module providing support for most of its "mib" and "snmp" APIs.
- SNMPv3/USM Key Generation, Localization and KeyChange interfaces - NEW!
- More to come... Need a feature? Let us know!
Command-Line Tools:
- rfc2mib - Extract MIB and ASN.1 modules from RFC documents
- micheck - MIB validation/cross-checking tool.
- snmpget - Send SNMP Get Requests
- snmpnext - Send SNMP Get-Next Requests
- snmpwalk - Perform a Get-Next walk an given MIB subtree or entire agent
- snmpset - Send SNMP Set Requests
- snmpbulk - Send SNMP Get-Bulk Requests
- snmpinform - Send SNMPv2/v3 Inform Requests
- snmptrap - Send SNMP Traps
- snmptrapd - SNMP Trap/Notification monitor/daemon
- mibinfo - Query MIB/PIB module properties from the command line
These tools are provided in the form of fully-functional sample Tcl scripts to help get you started in creating your own. They may be freely modified and redistributed (see scripts for details), though all but rfc2mib do require MIB Smithy SDK to function. (Note: you can also download the rfc2mib.tcl script separately from the Free Stuff area.)
Platforms Supported:
- Microsoft Windows (95, 98, NT, 2000, XP)
- FreeBSD (4.3 or compatible)
- Linux (Red Hat 7.3 or compatible)
- Solaris 2.7+ (SPARC)
- MacOS X 10.3.5+
- Other platforms are negotiable. Contact sales to discuss options.

WidgetWeb project is a framework for creating community-shared Web sites similar to wikis. These are Web sites where content and page composition can be edited via a Web browser.
A powerful permission model is provided to restrict which community members are allowed to edit. WidgetWeb is built on a simple premise: components comprise a web page and components can be nested to create more complicated effects. This provides for easy browser-based editing.
Main features:
- In-Place Editing - editing occurs through a web browser and in the context of the rest of the page.
- Edit One Item At A Time - edits occur for a single widget which reduces complexity.
- Nested Widgets - widgets can be nested to create different effects. Never worry again about remembering arcane macro names!
- Customizability - site look and feel and all components rely heavily on CSS which can be controlled by the site administrator. Those requiring additional control can replace implementations and resources.
- Permissions - control who can do what on your site.
- HTML Optional - its up to a component author to determine whether or not HTML is required.
- Fast - Typical pages render in less than a second.
- No Orphaned Pages - pages are either a child of the space or of another page. This means that pages are never orphaned.
- The "People", "Login and Register", and other links that reveal it is a dynamic site can all be hidden. This is especially appealing for companies looking for a lightweight CMS (as opposed to a tool to support collaboration).
- Built-in Server - can be ran without a web server (useful for personal wikis). May also be hosted in a servlet engine.
- Spaces allow for grouping of common pages.
Enhancements:
- This release introduces FCKEditor as the WYSIWYG editor, offering several enhancements including additional font control.
- Other changes include full IE6 and IE7 support, as well as performance improvements due to improved browser caching and reduced script sizes.