This patch enables finer granulation of interface administration. I.e. you can allow a user or a group to only administer certain interfaces. This refines the admin abilities of a certain user or group - it does not prevent them to screw up by giving the interface some illegal configuration. Enjoy! Patch against webmin 0.990 Read on

Introduction DOG is a personal knowledge manager based on topic maps. At the the current stage it is spezialized on managing bookmarks. It imports and exports Netscape, Mozilla and KDE2 (XBEL) bookmark files and imports KDE1 bookmarks and Windows IE Favorites. Screenshot Download Note: It’s nearly impossible to run or compile this version with a current Linux distribution, sorry! Readme / LSM DOG 0.4.2 source distribution DOG 0.4.2 Binary x86 RPM for SuSE Linux DOG 0. Read on

EiffelBDB EiffelBDB is an Eiffel interface to the Berkeley DB. Berkeley DB is an embedded database system that supports key access to data. Berkeley DB also provides core database services like page cache management, transactions, locking and logging. This wrapper was created with the help of SWIGEIFFEL an extension of SWIG to produce Eiffel interfaces to C libraries. Readme EiffelBDB 0.2 source distribution [50K] CVS tree of the most recent version of the library Eiffel-mmap Eiffel-mmap is an Eiffel interface to the mmap system call to map files into memory. Read on

Introduction ldap2zaurus.rb is a simple Ruby script for exporting addresses from an LDAP directory to the XML format used by the Zaurus’ address book. Requirements Ruby interpreter Ruby/LDAP Download ldap2zaurus.rb Links LDAP2Zaurus The Zaurus addressbook.xml file <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE Addressbook > <AddressBook> <Groups> </Groups> <Contacts> <Contact Title="title" FirstName="firstname" month: “2003/02” year: “2003” MiddleName=“middlename” LastName=“lastname” Suffix=“suffix” FileAs=“lastname, firstname middlename” JobTitle=“b-jobtitle” month: “2003/02” year: “2003” Department=“b-department” Company=“b-company” BusinessPhone=“b-phone” BusinessFax=“b-fax” BusinessMobile=“b-mobile” DefaultEmail=“email#1” Emails=“email#1 email#2” HomePhone=“h-phone” HomeFax=“h-fax” HomeMobile=“h-mobile” BusinessStreet=“b-street1 b-street2 b-street3 b-street4” BusinessCity=“b-city” BusinessState=“b-state” BusinessZip=“b-zip” BusinessCountry=“b-country” BusinessPager=“b-pager” BusinessWebPage=“b-webpage” Office=“b-office” Profession=“b-profession” Assistant=“b-assistant” Manager=“b-manager” HomeStreet=“h-street1 h-street2 h-street3 h-street4” HomeCity=“h-city” HomeState=“h-state” HomeZip=“h-zip” HomeCountry=“h-country” HomeWebPage=“h-webpage” Spouse=“spouse” Gender=“1” Birthday=“birthday” Anniversary=“anniversary” Nickname=“nickname” Children=“child#1 child#2” Notes=“notes” Categories=“1023544920” Uid="-1044016718" /> Read on

J-Eiffel - A Eiffel-to-Java compiler J-Eiffel is a Eiffel compiler with JVM bytecode generation. Copyright (c) 1997-99 by Pirmin Kalberer. For license terms see COPYING (Berkeley-style license). Download: Source-Distribution Note: This software is unmaintained! Have a look at SmartEiffel. xpm2e xpm2e, a script that converts xpm files to Eiffel declarations Read on