wakeup.c is a utility for Solaris that allows you to power sun4u machines that support auto-wakeup back on at a specified time after you power them off. You will need to install the SUNWcpr and SUNWcprx packages to have the proper device nodes. Further information is available in the source code.
I wrote this code after having a need at amoebasoft to automatically have
some development/staging boxes turned off after hours and come back up,
without intervention at the start of the business day to conserve energy.
It is possible to do this with powerd, but then you have to use the
suspend-resume feature which can cause problems and powerd isn't as flexible as
just setting the wakeup timer directly, wakeup.c allows you to set the wakeup time further in the future than a 24 hour period which can also be handy.
You can find wakeup.c here:
wakeup.c
This is a cross platform Library automation system I am currently writing for River of Grace Ministries in Hornell, it provides an easy to maintain catalog system tailored to small private loan libraries and has a sign out system that doesn't require a library card, it operates on the honor system and tracks the name of the user checking out the book and the date it was checked out to track books. I am publicly releasing the code so that other organizations can benefit from it.
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Check back here in the future for more Solaris/UNIX utilities.
This is a simple script that allows you to open an vncviewer window that is an XDMCP session to a remote host, it does this by starting up Xvnc in -query -once mode pointing at a remote XDMCP server, and then launching vncviewer to connect to it, giving you the dtlogin or XDM screen on the remote host., you can also
provide a VNC based remote desktop login service on any machine that supports XDMCP sessions by adding a line similar to the following in your inetd.conf file.
vnc stream tcp nowait nobody /usr/local/bin/Xvnc Xvnc -inetd -query localhost -once -geometry 1024x768 -depth 24
You can find xlogin here
This is a DTrace script and a couple of shell scripts that will enable you to run commands in the global zone each time certain zones boot, as the name implies I use it to update the routing table on the global zone when certain zones boot but you can use it for any purpose you like. you can find it here
I wanted a simple desktop calculator that acted like an old fashioned adding
machine with paper tape, something I could rapidly enter in calculations via the numeric keypad and see a running history of whats going on. I couldn't find anything simple for UNIX that did this so I wrote this simple Perl script to accomplish this. New Version 1.7 with added backspace feature.
pcalc.tar
This is a re-write of a useful C utility(one that I lost) a friend of mine once wrote to
insert into shell scripts that burn CDs (or any script that needs to eject
the CD and wait for a disc to be inserted.(Thanks Rob!) currently it only runs on Linux and Solaris but as time permits I will add more systems.
waiteject.c
bibleplay is a simple shell script that uses wget and mplayer to automatically play through the entire bible in MP3 format from www.heargoodnews.org. you need to have the directory /tmp/foo on your system and a directory called bin in your home directory (hopefully this is in your $PATH as well)
the script takes sevral arguments (feel free to modify the script)
usage: bibleplay [ nt | ot | psalms | proverbs | shuffle ]
nt = play only new testament books
ot = play only old testament books
psalms = play only psalms
proverbs = play only proverbs
shuffle = play entire bible all the way through in completely random order
bibleplay.tar
Steuben Technologies My consulting company.
Getting a LaCie FireWire disk running on a SunBlade 2000 using Solaris 10
08/07 Release
TOPS 10 image with most of the layered software already installed
Instructions for tunneling AppleTalk over TCP/IP
Extended Slackware Project you can find PAM for slackware here
Using an alternative malloc implementation under Solaris (troff ps pdf html)
Useful One-Line Scripts for SED (Unix stream editor)
Some pictures of my desk top
Alice's Usenet Flame
