All code is provided AS-IS and with no warrenties. I offer no technical support. It is assumed that you know how to program and debug. With all that said, all programs here are provided to you, free of charge, under the GNU Public License.
Please note: all of the files here were created on a Unix-based system. Windows considers new lines (also known has carriage returns) as a different character. Because of this, the scripts here may not display correctly. To view it correctly, you must download the file onto your computer and then download a unix-to-dos text converter.
Projects are sorted by language
| project name | project description | language | version |
| picture_viewer | displays a picture in a new window, along with comments | perl/cgi | 0.5.3 |
| pic_comments | based on picture_viewer, this script will actually put comments into files. Login function based on login.pl, which is now depricated. Note: the salt has been changed for security reasons. | perl/cgi | 0.7.14 |
| pictureViewer() | use with picture_viewer.pl; this javascript goes inside the page where you want the pictureViewer to work. | js | 0.3 |
| log_history | parses the log data for pic_comments and builds a table so that you can see who's been writing what. | perl/cgi | 0.2.5 |
| project name | project description | version | mtime |
| gaim_watcher | (to be used with gaim) tails the system log to a pipe that then chews threw incoming log entries, displaying them to stdout. Great when you're too lazy to keep opening gaim just to see who came online. | 0.2 | 12/29/2003 |
| html2js | takes input from stdin (pipe) and then prints document.writeln('$_'); to stdout. | 0.2 | 7/28/2002 |
| mailinfo (remote) [source] |
tails procmail verbose logs and spits out important information like From, Subject, Folder. It will also play sounds based on where procmail dumps the message. It is designed for remote mail systems. You could change it so it did the same thing locally. | 0.8 | 1/12/2004 |
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