MeepZor Free Software

A script for answering mail. Put it in your .forward or .qmail file, and it will reply to all incoming messages with the response you specify, optionally including the original message as an attachment.

This script uses the Perl Web-access modules to fetch an Amazon.com (or Amazon.co.uk) item detail page and extract the current sales rank. The rank is displayed on STDOUT, potentially prefixed with a timestamp.

A script to massage ASCII text into RFC or Internet-Draft format. It inserts formfeeds, page headers, and page footers according to RFC 2223. It will *not* adjust page numbers in a table of contents.

A script to perform IPV4 address math. Given a host address and a netmask, it derives the network number and broadcast address. This script may be invoked either from the command line or as a CGI Web script.

The logcheck tool is produced by Psionic Soctware, Inc. and is licenced under the GPL. We have taken the logcheck tarball, made a minor enhancement, and repackaged it as an RPM for installation on Linux systems. Necessarily, the files and packages listed here are also licenced under the GPL.

The enhancement we have made to logcheck consists simply of the addition of a logcheck.hacking.ignore file and its processing. It corresponds directly to the logcheck.violations.ignore file.

A script to turn a raw text template into something suitable for inclusion in the appropriate format (C, Perl, HTML, et cetera). Since it handles definitions and nested conditionals, it can be used for generating other language-tailored comment text from a template file.

This utility attempts to provide a simple method to create all the pieces needed to get a new Majordomo list up and running. If the list is going to be digested, this tool will set up the digest list as well.

A security module for the Apache Web server, supplying mandatory access control based upon the client username and host. The credentials are obtained using the identd (RFC1413) mechanism, so this is of limited usefulness if document access is through a proxy or by clients not running an RFC1413 server daemon. As a result, this module is best suited for intranets.

A test module for the Apache Web server. It simply fills a buffer with the appropriate number of bytes in a given pattern string, and then emits it as the response body. The content length field is included so the response is cacheable. The size of the response is controlled by server directives and parameters in the URL string (e.g., "?size=10000;pattern=garbage").

A security module for the Apache Web server, supplying mandatory access control based upon the date and time of the request.