/etc/net 0.7.1 (Scripts branch)

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Destiney Scripts Lottery 0.1.0 (Default
branch)

Destiney Scripts Lottery 0.1.0 (Default
branch) 03/23/2005 04:56 PM
Destiney Script's Lottery script is a Web application that helps to pick your "lucky" Powerball Lottery numbers. Random quick picks use statistical logic based on previous winning numbers to inversely weight the results for better "random" picks. The latest winning Powerball results can be imported as well.

Genoppix Scripts 0.1 Alpha 10 (Default
branch)

Genoppix Scripts 0.1 Alpha 10 (Default
branch) 06/22/2005 02:27 AM
Genoppix Scripts is a collection of scripts to create and maintain a Gentoo-based live CD. Many of the steps are scripted to ease installation, but there is still room to fully customize your live CD.

Slackware Packaging Scripts 03-31-2005
(Default branch)

Slackware Packaging Scripts 03-31-2005
(Default branch) 03/31/2005 07:54 PM
Slacktools is a collection of simple shell scripts that can be used to build most source tarballs into slackware packages. They are probably the least advanced of any automated packaging system, but they work surprisingly well for source that supports the DESTDIR variable [correctly].

Edit the Scripts menu scripts with one
click

Edit the Scripts menu scripts with one
click 01/05/2005 10:36 PM
FunkDaddy: "I wanted to look at the code of an AppleScript in the Scripts Menu. Normally, I would have to do this by navigating to the script in the Finder and opening it in Script Editor. But I took a wild guess and Option-clicked on the script in the menu, and it opened in Script Editor directly! This makes tweaking my frequently-used scripts really easy."

Replacing Perl Scripts with PHP Scripts

Replacing Perl Scripts with PHP Scripts 11/26/2002 05:12 AM
With the introduction of version 4.2, PHP has started supporting a new SAPI (Server Application Programming Interface) called CLI (Command Line Interface). This facility was introduced to help developers create small shell applications (scripts) with PHP. So, now you can kiss Perl goodbye forever. -- Jayesh Jain

Hear hear. Thanks to my influence, other developers at Natsoft are using PHP for their batch scripts too. Hmm maybe it is because they report to me...

"zeldman.bang"

Use folder action scripts on a shell
scripts folder

Use folder action scripts on a shell
scripts folder 05/03/2004 10:44 AM
Recently I purchase a book called "Wicked Cool Shell Scripts" by Dave Taylor, and it is full of exactly that, cool shell scripts. Having not done a whole lot of shell scripting before, I thought it would be good to pick it up...

dvb-scripts 0.2.0

dvb-scripts 0.2.0 07/05/2004 03:59 PM
Simple scripts to do video recording.

smb-scripts

smb-scripts 04/06/2005 03:50 PM
smb-scripts-server-20050406 released

dvb-scripts 0.3.0

dvb-scripts 0.3.0 08/03/2004 10:46 AM
Simple scripts to do video recording.

Ape Scripts

Ape Scripts 05/03/2004 06:02 PM
Fljud 0.4 Released

Two New Scripts

Two New Scripts 06/06/2002 11:03 AM

Yet Some Another PHP Scripts

Yet Some Another PHP Scripts 12/29/2004 08:02 AM
Project opening

soffice-scripts 0.2

soffice-scripts 0.2 11/07/2003 09:59 AM
Scripts for StarOffice 6 and 7.

Scripts and Slashes

Scripts and Slashes 10/28/2003 11:08 PM

In an earlier blog entry, I mentioned how Safari was having to emulate a quirk in Mozilla in order to make a particular Web site work. When Mozilla encounters a <script/> element with an XML-style self-closing /, it actually closes the tag, even in HTML pages. This is - I believe - incorrect behavior, since in HTML the / is invalid and should simply be discarded, leaving you with an open tag instead.

If you try this in WinIE and Safari 1.0, you'll see that they behave identically. They both ignore the / and leave the script open. Both Mozilla and Opera, however, honor the / and close up the script tag.

With my "fix" for this bug, the latest Safari will now honor the / as well. I wonder if this behavior was deliberate on the part of Mozilla and Opera or just some accidental fallout from their XML implementations... whatever the case, we're all stuck with it now, since Web sites are (amazingly) writing to it.

Oak & Apple: Big Cat scripts

Oak & Apple: Big Cat scripts 03/15/2003 10:14 PM
Oak & Apple Software has released three scripts for use with Ranchero's Big Cat contextual script menu. Stuff 1.0 improves on the “Stuff” script included with Big Cat by stuffing selected items into one archive instead of multiple separate archives. Zip 1.0 works in a similar manner but uses DropZip to create Unix and PC compatible zip files. Word Count 1.0 puts up a dialogue box showing the number of characters and the number of words in a text selection.

Ancient Scripts

Ancient Scripts 12/06/2003 08:39 AM
Ancient Scripts
http://www.ancientscripts.com

Ancient Scripts gives overviews of ancient writing systems, as well as phonetics and historical linguistics. Images of the writing systems are displayed with English phonetic approximation. Searchable, with links and a bibliography.

The "Our Scripts" Section

The "Our Scripts" Section 06/03/2002 12:05 PM

Destiney Scripts 0.3.2

Destiney Scripts 0.3.2 06/22/2004 04:00 AM
An image rating script.

Compression Scripts for Big Cat

Compression Scripts for Big Cat 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Michael Grant posted some scripts for stuffing and zipping selected files.

Mail Scripts 2.1.2

Mail Scripts 2.1.2 02/10/2004 02:54 AM
AppleScripts additions for improved work flow in Address Book & Mail.

simplePHP Scripts

simplePHP Scripts 04/18/2004 10:53 PM
Website Online

GanttPV 040713 (Scripts)

GanttPV 040713 (Scripts) 07/13/2004 10:01 PM
A project scheduling application.

Update: Mail Scripts 2.2.1

Update: Mail Scripts 2.2.1 05/24/2004 10:52 AM
The AppleScript suite for Mail and Address book adds Open Mailbox and Open Message scripts for new messages, plus a number of improvements to other scripts.

DMNeoblade's easy PHP scripts

DMNeoblade's easy PHP scripts 08/04/2004 04:37 AM
Taking Requests

Disabling Remote WSH Scripts

Disabling Remote WSH Scripts 07/19/2004 11:19 PM

"iTunes Scripts for iCal v1.5.1"

"iTunes Scripts for iCal v1.5.1" 02/13/2004 02:37 PM

Organizing your SMS installer scripts

Organizing your SMS installer scripts 01/02/2004 06:03 AM

ScriptBuilders: kapullo scripts 1.0b4

ScriptBuilders: kapullo scripts 1.0b4 07/08/2004 02:16 PM
kapullo scripts is a free collection of applescripts intended to be used as source-code you can borrow, use, modify. You will find categories, such as AppleScripter, Finder or Text, with utilities to convert the clipboard to HTML or BBCode, make a dmg file from a folder, a pdf from a ps or use several clipboards. Lots of nifty stuff to have in any developers toolkit.

Scripts: iScrub Hard 1.0

Scripts: iScrub Hard 1.0 02/10/2004 10:42 AM
Comprised of a "scrubbing" droplet named iScrub Hard that should render almost all of the Mozilla holiday calendar files readable by iCal 1.5.2 for Panther. (May work with earlier version of iCal as well.) A second droplet named iScrub Harder is included in case the first "scrubbing" doesn't quite render the calendar file readable by iCal.

GanttPV 050104 (Scripts)

GanttPV 050104 (Scripts) 01/04/2005 01:02 PM
A project scheduling application.

Destiney Scripts Links 2.1.2

Destiney Scripts Links 2.1.2 01/05/2005 10:40 PM
A script for a dynamically-generated links site.

Destiney Scripts DBSessions 0.1.0

Destiney Scripts DBSessions 0.1.0 01/05/2005 10:40 PM
A drop-in replacement for the default PHP sessions.

Graphical Scripts Project

Graphical Scripts Project 04/04/2005 08:52 PM
New website launched !!

Webl0g for free scripts

Webl0g for free scripts 03/13/2003 07:31 PM
Tim Conner, of Web Entourage: "I've started a syndicated weblog of AppleScripts that I thought I could share with others. My goal is to supply handlers or sub routines that people need or would often use. I will attempt to make them as universal and portable as possible. If you have any tips, suggestions, or would like to submit a script, you can contact me. The scripts are available here - don't worry, there are more to come once I get the backend finished."

Accelerate Your Life (and PHP Scripts)

Accelerate Your Life (and PHP Scripts) 08/05/2002 10:44 PM

Mail Scripts updated

Mail Scripts updated 08/30/2004 03:13 AM
Andreas Amann has updated Mail Scripts, a collection of useful AppleScripts for Apple's Mail and Address Book applications. The package includes ten scripts that allow you to Add Addresses; Archive Messages; Change SMTP Server; Create Rule; Remove Duplicates; Schedule Delivery; Send all Drafts; Open Mailbox, Open Message; Export Addresses; and Search Addresses. Mail Scripts are free to use and require Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Hubi's iTunes Scripts

Hubi's iTunes Scripts 08/29/2004 12:16 AM
Hubi's iTunes Scripts is a collection of 32 AppleScripts to rename, sort, and manage mp3s, aacs, aiffs, wavs, midi-files and webradio-links with iTunes.

Writing Secure CGI scripts

Writing Secure CGI scripts 07/15/2002 06:33 AM
Stickysauce Jul 15 2002 5:29AM ET

Multiple File PHP Scripts

Multiple File PHP Scripts 10/10/2002 09:56 AM
To promote the idea of reusing common functions within your PHP scripts, it is often necessary to be able to separate PHP code into multiple files.
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sbox-dtc 1.07-R1 (Default branch)

sbox-dtc 1.07-R1 (Default branch) 02/01/2005 09:47 PM
sbox is a CGI wrapper script that allows Web site hosting services to safely grant CGI authoring privileges to untrusted clients. In addition to changing the process privileges of client scripts to match their owners, it goes beyond other wrappers by placing configurable ceilings on script resource usage, avoiding unintentional and intentional denial of service attacks. It also optionally allows the Webmaster to place clients' CGI scripts in a chroot'ed shell restricted to the author's home directories.

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Changes:
This release added support for a BSD port, which is automaticaly built by the CVS package of the project.

New .htaccess

New .htaccess 11/22/2002 03:22 AM
It isn't documented, but you should move example.htaccess for .htaccess to make sure the php parameters are correct.

php htaccess manager

php htaccess manager 11/16/2003 10:26 AM
CVS Mailinglist

htaccess builder app

htaccess builder app 07/22/2004 06:23 PM
amazing that this didn't exist 8 years ago. the geeks have been remiss.

Breaking .htaccess

Breaking .htaccess 03/14/2005 05:02 PM
Suppose you try to be a good web citizen, and set BBEdit to create UTF-8 encoded files by default. Then you create an .htaccess...

[!] htAccess Generater Demo

[!] htAccess Generater Demo 07/23/2004 11:41 AM
[!] htAccess Generater(sic) Demo .. online htaccess generator

bitesizeinc.net/demo.htaccesser.html
track this site | 5 links

A Close to Perfect .htaccess Ban List

A Close to Perfect .htaccess Ban List 09/09/2002 07:31 AM
Round 3 of our year long project to build the perfect htaccess ban list to block rogue spiders.

Calling the Apache htaccess masters

Calling the Apache htaccess masters 05/31/2004 05:11 PM
Calling the Apache htaccess masters. Does anyone consider a 3000 line .htaccess file to be a bit, erm, big? The reason I ask, as observant readers will have noticed, is that I'm rejigging my sites' architectures - and I have...

Image theft htaccess and online
aggregators

Image theft htaccess and online
aggregators 06/20/2004 05:18 AM
Here's an architectural and social issue for you: if you publish a full content feed, web-based aggregators won't be able to display any images it might contain if you've set up apache to prevent bandwidth-stealing by people posting your images...

Rewrite!

Rewrite! 03/14/2005 05:36 PM
mod_rewriting your way to fame, fortune... and frustration.

What's the best possible spin to put on
this Orwellian rewrite?

What's the best possible spin to put on
this Orwellian rewrite? 11/12/2003 04:32 PM
Reasons Not to Invade Iraq, by George Bush Sr.

Only available at the Memory Hole, since Time Magazine's website seems to have, erm, lost it.

To Study History, Pupils Can Rewrite It

To Study History, Pupils Can Rewrite It 05/27/2004 01:47 AM
IT'S the 1930's, and you have just been elected president of France on a promise to rebuild the French economy. But you learn that Germany is rapidly building its army, and your advisers are urging you to do the same. What will happen if you break your campaign pledge and divert resources and attention to building up the French military?.

PHP Blog: Google and Apache mod rewrite

PHP Blog: Google and Apache mod rewrite 05/17/2004 07:33 PM
It has been weird to see that google does not crawl the articles on this site. I was pretty sure that google is not afraid of links with "?" in them. In fact, Other pages with "?" in them are crawled so i found this issue interesting. It may have to do with the length of the parameter after the ?var=.....

'Get me rewrite!' Now, computers can
play along

'Get me rewrite!' Now, computers can
play along 12/25/2003 09:17 AM
CNET Dec 25 2003 9:16AM ET

Intel's Ability To Rewrite History

Intel's Ability To Rewrite History 04/18/2005 02:28 PM
Intel has been seriously overhyping WiMax for a couple of years now. While some have recently recognized that all this hype (for what should be a promising technology in certain areas) is likely to be damagi ng to the growth of the technology, Intel just can't stop its hype machine. What's scary, though, is how easily reporters are taking the word of Intel as if it were the gospel. This was seen on Friday when Reuters printed what appeared to be an Intel press release on WiMax (bylined by some Reuters reporter) without bothering to do any research about the technology, look for opposing viewpoints or (heaven forbid!) actually question Intel about some of their broad (and highly questionable) claims. Today it gets even worse. While there's plenty of coverage about Intel finally releasing their WiMax chip (a bit late, and there's still no certification process for WiMax equipment), the Reuters article on the matter concludes with a piece of pure fiction concerning Intel's role in developing WiFi: "Intel's support for Wi-Fi in its Centrino brand of notebook computer chips made the short-range wireless technology into a global standard popular in cafes, homes, offices and other public spaces." Um... but, no. That's not what happened. Intel supported a competing standard, called HomeRF -- and despite plenty of Intel hype, everyone went with WiFi instead. Intel only jumped on board after it was abundantly clear that WiFi was a huge success and Intel had backed the wrong horse. Of course, they followed that up by trying to co-opt the buzz around WiFi by suggesting that their "Centrino" chip was the be-all, end-all of WiFi, and now they're trying to bury past overhype by doubling down on WiMax hype. It's really disappointing. WiMax should be a decent technology, but Intel's clear overselling of its capabilities (and time-frames) is only going to damage the technology. If you just read the hype, you're going to think that WiMax delivers a hell of a lot more than it actually does -- and that's just going to lead to a lot of unmet promises and backlash towards the technology. You'd think that a company like Intel would have noticed the same hype to backlash cycle that seems to happen with every wireless technology from 3G to Bluetooth to WAP.

Microsoft warns EU rewrite would be
inferior

Microsoft warns EU rewrite would be
inferior 11/13/2003 01:40 PM

Google set to rewrite the rules of
advertising

Google set to rewrite the rules of
advertising 11/03/2003 08:53 AM
Sydney Morning Herald Nov 3 2003 8:27AM ET

Mod Rewrite Anti-Leech Solution

Mod Rewrite Anti-Leech Solution 02/07/2005 01:11 AM
Protecting your graphics from hotlinking.

Court Case Could Rewrite Copyright Rules

Court Case Could Rewrite Copyright Rules 03/29/2005 02:57 PM
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios v. Grokster: "The Supreme Court hears arguments Tuesday and will issue a decision before July. How the justices rule could redefine how consumers can watch television shows and films and listen to songs that increasingly are delivered in digital formats. "

Rewrite the 'Unexpectedly Quit' dialog
message

Rewrite the 'Unexpectedly Quit' dialog
message 08/20/2004 10:00 AM
Ted Landau wrote a pretty cool Geek Factor article for the July 2004 Macworld. In it, he explained how to change the standard "unexpectedly quit" dialog box, as you can see at the right. Caution: This hint involves modifying ...

A Short Introduction and Guide to Apache
Mod Rewrite

A Short Introduction and Guide to Apache
Mod Rewrite 06/05/2005 11:28 PM
What you can and can not do with mod rewrite.

Watch Jack Valenti Try To Rewrite
History

Watch Jack Valenti Try To Rewrite
History 06/21/2004 03:59 PM
News.com is running an interview with Jack Valenti where they actually ask him the question that many interviewers have skipped over, about his famous "Boston strangler" quote about how the VCR will kill the movie industry. Valenti, in his usual manner, tries to rewrite history by making two claims. First, he says he was never actually against the VCR, but was just worried about the piracy aspect. Second, he says he's been vindicated in those views because of all the VCR related piracy that's out there. He's wrong on both points, but the News.com interviewer doesn't challenge him. First, it's pretty clear that if you say that the VCR is the Boston Strangler to the film producer, that you expect it to kill off the film industry. Instead, the VCR completely revived and revitalized the industry. Second, his claim on vindication is because of incredibly misleading stats that he throws out (twice!) claiming that the industry is "losing" $3.5 billion a year to piracy -- not considering the fact that the vast majority of people who end up with pirated films were unlikely to buy the full cost version. Compare this to another interview today by the Harvard professor who did that study a few months ago suggesting that file sharing does not damage sales. In that interview, the professor admits what the entertainment industry refuses to believe: there are multiple factors related to file sharing that impact entertainment sales. Some of it is as a substitution (people will download instead of buy) and some of it is as a promotion (people will use the free downloadable content to make a decision on what to buy). These two factors can compete. The professor wants to find out what the actual impact of these competing factors will be, while the industry refuses to believe that anyone could possibly use these tools for promotional value. It's a dangerous blindness to reality that doesn't bode well for them.

'Get Me Rewrite!' 'Hold On, I'll Pass
You to the Computer.'

'Get Me Rewrite!' 'Hold On, I'll Pass
You to the Computer.' 12/25/2003 02:02 AM
New York Times Dec 25 2003 0:16AM ET

US court case could rewrite intellectual
property laws

US court case could rewrite intellectual
property laws 03/29/2005 03:05 PM
Business Report Mar 29 2005 4:22PM GMT

State Senate backs SBC plan to rewrite
telecom rules

State Senate backs SBC plan to rewrite
telecom rules 04/18/2005 04:33 AM
Chicagotribune.com - Sat Apr 16, 11:27 am GMT

FCC Ordered to Rewrite Rules Easing TV
Station Ownership (Los Angeles Times)

FCC Ordered to Rewrite Rules Easing TV
Station Ownership (Los Angeles Times) 06/25/2004 07:10 AM
Los Angeles Times - WASHINGTON — In a major setback to broadcasters and their government regulators, a U.S. appeals court Thursday largely barred the Federal Communications Commission's bid to relax media ownership rules.

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