========== MailQueue 37.2 Monitor number of Messages in SMTPSpool This is just a little program to use with the INetUtils for AmiTCP/AS225, especially for your SMTPSpool directory. The program will monitor all queued files within the SMTPSpool directory and display the number of messages in a small window, you may position somewhere on your Workbench. As soon as a message is queued/deleted, the information will be updated. Author: Kai Iske Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/MailQueue/ ========== HFT 38.557 A very small ANSI terminal program. A wonderful ANSI terminal program. Main features are: - Reliable ANSI terminal emulation - Multiple simultaneous terminal windows/sessions - Console support with cut & paste - Opens on the default public screen - Compatible with all serial.device clones; tested on serial, baudbandit, uw, and nullmodem devices - Takes advantage of Workbench 2.04; 1.3 is not supported Author: Herbert West Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/HFT/ ========== SerLog 1.6 Debugging device to monitor serial-IO serlog.device passes all IOExtSer requests to a "real" serial.device and writes the results to a file. You may configure the amount of information to be stored in the log. The log-file created by serlog.device contains a binary dump which can be formatted (i.e. transferred into a readable version) using the supplied formatter. Note that serlog.device uses *significant* overhead over the underlying serial.device, resulting in very low baud-rates. Author: Stefan Pröls Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/SerLog/ ========== PSPRT 1.24 Print PS files on non-PostScript printer PSPRT-Handler allows you to print PostScript files on non-postscript capable printers using the "post.library" PostScript interpreter. Author: Daniel Weber Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/PSPRT/ ========== PoolWatch 1.01 Debug tool for pool-allocations (OS3.x) PoolWatch is a debug tool for OS 3.0 and higher designed to watch and correct illegal allocation and freeing of memory that use the pool-functions provided in OS 3.0 and upwards. PoolWatch is necessary since Mungwall do not catch any illegal memory handling concerning pool-allocations. PoolWatch is especially useful in combination with Enforcer, Mungwall (which will watch normal allocations that use AllocMem/FreeMem), SegTracker and FindHit (included in the Enforcer archive). If SegTracker is running in the system when PoolWatch is started, PoolWatch will use the public SegTracker seglist tracking for identifying the hunk and offset into the executable doing illegal allocations. You *need* sushi to run PoolWatch. PoolWatch will use kprintf() to output text, and without sushi (or a terminal-program :) you will not be able to see the text. Future versions will probably support output to stdio too. Author: Magne Østlyngen Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/PoolWatch/ ========== Retire 1.0 Removes entries from s:user-startup. Retire removes entries of applications from the s:user-startup file without using the installer. It is useful in shell scripts to uninstall applications. Retire removes the lines from BEGIN to END of the application entry and following empty lines if any. Author: Ralf Gruner Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/Retire/ ========== PeekQual ?.? Generates WARN (5) codes on qualifiers The reason for this program to be is that I recently had trouble in finding which of the programs launched in my user-startup was sometimes crashing the system. I wrote a special version of the user-startup that asked before running all programs, and thought it would be great to have a program allowing to switch the files automatically when a key was hit. The best candidates for those keys were of course the qualifiers, since they do not interfere with the output window. Moreover, there is a new (V36) function in the input.device that would make it easy to test: PeekQualifier(). So here is this program, which does not even require a window to be opened to work. The program fits in one disk block, and is pure, meaning it can be made resident. To use PeekQual, you must have kickstart 2.04 or higher. It will only work from CLI, the template is as follows: PeekQual ONQUAL,OFFQUAL Each of the arguments, ONQUAL and OFFQUAL, should be a word made of the following letters (I've tried to respect this rule: lower case for left keys, and upper case for right ones): s: left Shift S: right Shift c: Control C: Caps lock a: left Alt A: right Alt g: left amiGa G: right amiGa b: left mouse Button B: right mouse Button m: Middle mouse button The program does the following: it PeekQualifier()s and then tests the result: if all keys given in the ONQUAL argument are pressed and all keys given in the OFFQUAL argument are NOT be pressed, then the program returns WARN (5), else it returns OK (0). The result can then be tested with the IF WARN command in a script file. All qualifiers given neither in ONQUAL nor in OFFQUAL are ignored. Example, in your startup-sequence: PeekQual CSs IF WARN Execute S:User-Startup.Debug ELSE Execute S:User-Startup ENDIF Author: Frederic Delacroix Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/PeekQual/ ========== BitOp 2.2 Bit tool; dec-hex-bin conv; calc A tool for creating/editing bitmasks. Also converts dec-hex-bin. And can be used as a calculator. Performs AND, OR, EOR, ADD, SUB, MUL, DIV, NOT, NEG, and SL/SR on any one or two numbers. Author: John Corigliano Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/BitOp/ ========== Sabot_Icons ?.? Three New Icons For Use With SABOT Three new icons for use with the mail-notifying program, SABOT Author: David Voy Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/Sabot_Icons/ ========== SSearch 1.4 Fast replacement for AmigaDOS 'search' Does nearly the same thing as the AmigaDOS's search command but faster. Example: searching for "foobar" in the C= Autodocs (plus some other Autodocs, 82 files, 1937 KBytes) requires 73 seconds with search and 15 seconds with ssearch on the author's machine (A3000/030-25). SSearch has two additional features compared to search: you can search case sensitive, which is even faster than case insensitive, and you can switch off printing of file names. Author: Stefan Sticht Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/SSearch/ ========== IconShow 0.12ß Icon viewer for directory utils and CLI This program allows you to view and test icons. It can be used from CLI or any configurable directory utility (Directory Opus, DiskMaster, MegaD and many others). Author: Per-Olof Yliniemi Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/IconShow/ ========== AmigaElm 6.24 Mail-Reader (UUCP/Internet), v6 (6.24) Electronic Mail Reader for UUCP and IP packages (AmigaUUCP, Dillon-UUCP, Feulner-UUCP, wUUCP, AmiTCP + InetUtils etc.), easy to install and to use. Mostly compatible with Unix-elm (basic functions) and lots of additional features. Can be used over a serial line. Basic internal support for MIME (multimedia mail) and encryption/decryption (eg, with PGP). Also supports "metamail" and "reqtools" library 2.x. Registered version comes with full C source (and has better support ;-) (concept based on hwr-mail by Heiko W. Rupp) Author: Andreas M. Kirchwitz Path: AmigaLibDisk1099:Programs/AmigaElm/