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Async Key Events 1.3
Async Key Events - Classes for REALbasic that allow you to read the keyboard state asynchronously more>>
Generating raw key events requires that you constantly poll the keyboard (with a timer, thread, or manually from a loop). Therefore, these classes are best suited for Games or other real-time applications that are constantly processing frames.
Async Drag Window 1.0
Async Drag Window - REALbasic subclass that enables Timers, Threads and events to keep executing during a window drag more>>
This behaviour is achieved by using the kWindowAsyncDragAttribute flag introduced in Mac OS X 10.3, therefore this class requires 10.3 or higher for full functionality. It should function in 10.2 as well, but drags will block as usual in that case.
NOTE: Properly supporting asynchronous dragging required that the Window class Moved event, and Left/Top properties be re-implemented. The end result is the same as an unmodified RB Window however, and existing code should continue to work as-is. If you notice any discrepancies please email a bug report.
JES CopyLargeFile 1.4
JES CopyLargeFile - Copy 2GB+ files over AppleTalk network more>>
It supports suspend/resume, can split files into equal parts, options to set the file part size and the copy buffer size, crash resistent (resumes where it was interrupted).
Multitasking: copies several files simultaneously as individual projects.
Enhancements:
- Async I/O (system stays more or less unresponsive though)
- Status window
- More error messages
- Further Carbonized (FSRefs, CFStrings), Unicode-savvy now (I hope)
- Dropped auto-resume and force-resume features.
Blister 0.5
Extremely fast, scalable library for building a sync I/O servers and clients more>> Extremely fast, scalable library for building a sync I/O servers and clients
Blister is a free and open source C++ library that will help you build async I/O servers and clients.
Blister includes optimized, lightweight logging, configuration, networking and process control. It also includes sample echo, HTTP and proxy servers.
NOTE: Blister is licensed and distributed under the terms of the GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
Enhancements
- This release is mostly to add comments for the classes and minor code consistency cleanup. However, there are a few features as well 1) the "oneshot" epoll/kqueue requirement in the async dispatcher has been removed which gives a roughly 20% perf boost. DispatchObjects now cache read/write/eof events which means that the re-arm system calls can be eliminated. This is something that libevent cannot currently do. OSX kqueue support was also added 2) A simple timing class wrapper has been added that makes timing a function call including destructor overhead possible from within the function 3) make the Log class levels more consistent with syslog 4) use clock_gettime() for *ticks() when available 5) additional Config set() functionality
DJabberd 0.84.01
High-performance, low-overhead, everything-is-a-plugin extensible Jabber/XMPP server more>> High-performance, low-overhead, everything-is-a-plugin extensible Jabber/XMPP server
DJabberd is a high-performance, scalable, extensible Jabber/XMPP server framework. While it comes with an example server, its really a set of classes for you to build your own Jabber server without understanding Jabber.
Instead of working with XML and protocol-specific details, you subclass parts and work with sane objects and data structures and let DJabberd do all the ugly work.
Consider DJabberd the mod_perl/qpsmtpd/Perlbal/Plagger of the XMPP world. Everything is a plugin. The framework lets you override the behavior of:
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Roster Storage
- Automatic roster population
- Presence lookup
- Message delivery
- Internode communication
- ...
- everything else
Or you can just choose mix and match behaviors from other CPAN modules: mix LDAP auth with SQLite storage with Spread inter-node communication with LDAP roster-population.
You can even have multiple plugins per hook, in any order. Also, rather than implementing the hooks directly, the framework comes with simple objects you can subclass which further eases the use of the async plugin system.
Internode-communication lets you just scale out, providing both load balancing and high availability in your Jabber farm. Because good Jabber clients will quietly reconnect on TCP connection failure, you can even do rolling code upgrades without users noticing.
As an admin, youre free to choose which internode communication method to use or you can write your own, specific to your application (assuming youre integrating this into an application).
The DJabberd core aims to be fully XMPP 1.0 compliant, as well as supporting common pre-XMPP standards. To name the obvious ones, DJabberd supports:
- s2s (Server to Server), but may be optionally disabled
- XMPP StartTLS support
- Pre-XMPP SSL-on-separate-port support
Enhancements:
- SARTAK caught a typo in BotContext.pm where a qr was used in a place that obviously should have been qq.
- "use bytes" in Connection.pm, which reportedl fixes UTF-8 corruption in rosters (Aleksey Luzin )
- If an explicit configuration file location is given to djabberd, dont fall back on the built-in default locations. If the user wanted the defaults, he wouldnt have used the --conffile option.
- Allow the location of the log4perl configuration file to be set via a command-line argument to djabberd. (Jakob Burkhart )
- Correct support for re-using an S2S connection for multiple source domains. (Adrian Ulrich )
- Jacob Burkhart : Fix memory leak when using SSL
- Michael Scherer : more helpful error messages in logs after dialback failure (shows hosts in question)
- Piers Harding : Fix bug where server wasnt including a "from" attribute in IQ responses.
- Multiple resources of the same local JID are now made aware of one another via presence stanzas as required by the spec.
- dont leak UDP sockets on DNS SRV lookup timeouts
- handle improper SSL disconnects without spinning CPU
- Updated DJabberd::Component::Example which uses the correct API. The previous example didnt actually work anymore.
- Add POD for DJabberd::Agent, DJabberd::Component and a bunch of other related modules.
- Make bots automatically accept roster subscription requests.
WebSTAR Updater 3.0.2
WebSTAR 3.0.2 Updater fixes a TON of the following things: WebSTAR Server Arguments sent to Preprocessors no longer result in a Bad URL reference received from ... message more>> WebSTAR 3.0.2 Updater fixes a TON of the following things:
WebSTAR Server
- Arguments sent to Preprocessors no longer result in a "Bad URL reference received from ..." message.
- Worked around Open Transport memory leak on PowerPCs when handling Plug-In listens.
- Modified thread scheduling to prevent "freeze on quit" problems that can sometimes occur when running Plug-Ins with custom threads/
- Corrected a problem where the server would "stall" or stop serving data completely.
- Modified to support only one cache flush at a time. This may correct problems with the server being set to Refuse Connections after multiple flush cache requests.
- Fixes a problem where async file calls were being made, but nothing was waiting on the results.
- Fixed a compiler bug in handling of MacBinary uploads.
- Trying to delete a busy file will now cause it to get moved to the trash.
- Now understands incoming files in MacBinary III format.
- Corrected problems were the server would "spin endlessly" when serving (RETR) a zero length file.
- Appending ".bin" to a files name will now cause that file to be sent to you using MacBinary II.
- Increased the limit on the size of each file forks in MacBinary II format from 0x7FFFFF (8,388,607) to 0x1FFFFFF (33,554,431) bytes.
- LIST and NLIST requests will now ignore file names of "*".
- Rewrite of MacBinary II/III file upload code to address server crashing problems when performing MacBinary/Anarchie Pro 3 file uploads.
- Added MacBinary upload support for Finder Comment strings.
- MacBinary uploads no longer trasmit the kHasBeenInited bit to address possible file corruption problems.
- Included fix that may address some ABOR command problems.
- Each fork of a MacBinary uploaded file can now contain up to 4 GB of data.
- Rewrite of MacBinary II file download code. Now properly forms MacBinary II header including previously missing CRC.
- Added MacBinary download support for Finder Comment strings.
- Fixed a bug where sending no data would cause the connection to close. This happened only at the end of files, and only under certain circumstances.
- An error message may now be reported when downloading file names containing a "/". NOTE: Since file names with a "/" have never been officially supported in WebSTAR FTP, please make sure to change your file names, if needed, before using this release.
- Added support for the VDMAPI (Virtual Domain Manager API).
- Corrected problem where data cached files where being held "open".
- Fixes a permission problem when uploading to sub-folders.
- Operators now match more then the first digit of a value.
- Corrected minor problem when calling HandleIncludeFile.
- Addressed a problem where aliases were not followed when SSI data caching was enabled.
- Now remembers the state of the "SSI data caching" flag across server restarts.
- Added support for the VDMAPI (Virtual Domain Manager API)
- Fixed a bug with the "locking" of table entries.
- Fixed a memory bug that caused crashes when NITRO was installed.
- Corrected a problem where the WebSTAR WebObjects Adaptor would sometimes send incorrect data to WebObjects executable applications.
System 7.6 or later.
Netopia R-Series Router Firmware 4.11.3
Netopia R-Series Router Firmware offers several improvements including PPP over SDSL, improved QOS features, line backup feature which provides all Netopia Routers that allow always-on connectivity more>> Netopia R-Series Router Firmware offers several improvements including PPP over SDSL, improved QOS features, line backup feature which provides all Netopia Routers that allow "always-on" connectivity (R3100-I, R5100, R5200, R5300, R7100, and R9100) with the capability to automatically detect a failure on the WAN interface and then automatically or manually switch to a backup async profile configured for the aux port - with either an analog or ISDN modem. You also have the option of automatically switching back to the primary port once the connection is restored.
Netopia R-Series Router
Version 4.1 adds the following:
- Added tiered access.
- Allow For TOS Bit Prioritization On R7200/R6100/R5300/R5100
- Text Formatted Config Dump
- Improved IPsec Dead Peer detection
- CLI command to display Ethernet MAC address
- SNMP Trap For Changed PPPoE IP Address
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