This is a collection of freely-available software I've written,
ranging from projects with thousands of lines of code to simple
one-page hacks. Some of the shell scripts may be slanted towards
Solaris.
All software available from this page is licensed under the GNU General Public License.
Specifically, this means that they have ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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librep
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A Lisp runtime environment. Includes an interpreter, compiler and
debugger. May be used as an application's extension language, or for
writing standalone applications.
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Jade
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An Emacs-clone text editor using the librep Lisp system.
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sfs
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A script for synchronising remote directory hierarchies.
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rep-gtk
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A GTK binding for librep. Allows GTK applications to be written in
Lisp. When Jade is targeted to GTK, allows arbitrary GTK structures to
be dynamically embedded in the editor.
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rep-orbit
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An ORBit binding for librep. Allows rep programs to both use and
implement CORBA servants.
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rep-sql
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An SQL binding for librep, only works with MySQL.
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bg-color
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Echo a random background color.
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broken-links
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Find all broken symbolic links under named directories.
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cvs-snapshot
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Make a .tar.gz snapshot of a CVS directory.
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cvs-chmod
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Change the access permissions of directories in a CVS repository.
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cvs-mirror
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Mirror a CVS tree from one repository to another (losing meta-information).
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nightly
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Use an at job to run a script every night.
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orange-msg
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Send a text message to an Orange
mobile phone using their
CGI
gateway.
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rcs-snap
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Tag or retrieve all RCS files under the current directory with a
symbolic name.
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spawn
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Run multiple commands in parallel on idle workstations across an
arbitrary list of hosts. Probably only works on Solaris (but could easily
be ported). Here's an example host
file.
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snarf
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Uses wget to FTP lists of files non-interactively.
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xroot
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Persistently set the X root-window.
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monitor
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Monitor access-times of specified files.
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