Free client services software for mac

System Services provide functionality regardless of what applications youre using. Once installed, they are accessed from the Services submenu in the application menu (the one to the right of the Apple menu), and often act on the selected text in the frontmost application.

Objective-C Services provides services to convert multiple Objective-C instance variable declarations to accessor method prototypes and implementations.

Objective-C Services is very useful for Cocoa programmers and it includes full source code.

I just recently started coding for the iPhone this weekend. I decided to make an application that would allow for easy access to the different running services for the phone such as Wifi, Bluetooth, EDGE, Calling, and SSH. Hence my first contribution, Services.app.
So far, Services only supports turning on/off Bluetooth, Edge, Wifi and OpenSSH.
System requirements:
- BSD Subsystem installed or at least the BSD/Unix tools grep, launchctl, sh/zsh/some shell, and ifconfig.
- iPhone

httptunnel Client/Server is based on Lars Brinkhoff`s httptunnel Version 3.0.5

httptunnel creates a bidirectional virtual data path tunnelled in HTTP requests.
The HTTP request will be send through a HTTP proxy.

This can be useful for users behind restrictive firewalls. If WWW access is allowed through an HTTP proxy, its possible to use httptunnel and, say, telnet or ssh to connect to a computer outside the firewall.

CJB Client allows you to automatically update a CJB.net static address account with your current IP address. No, really, thats all it does. The only other program out there that can do this in OS X is an old, klunky RealBasic app that loses your account information every few launches. Oh, and please read the readme.
Enhancements:
- Updated to work in Panther.

Big Brother is a highly-redundant web-based monitoring and notification program. This AppleScript monitors processes, CPU uptime, Mac Syslogd logs, and disk space on a Macintosh and sends this information to a Big Brother display server.

This download includes some of the required scripting additions and extensive documentation.

ODS Client is a beta version of the OS X client for ods.org (http://www.ods.org).
NOTE: This app is meant to be configured and then can be run hidden in the background via Login Items. It will automagically keep your ODS hostname up to date.
This has been tested on OS X 10.2 only, but is thought to work with an OS version as low as 10.0.
Main features:
- Will update your host
- Will attempt to update at a user specified interval
- Will use the IP that you connect to the server from
- Will let you specify an IP to update the host to.
- Will allow you to update more than 1 host at once.
Enhancements:
- Client now checks for your external IP via a daemon running at update.ods.org port 7069. This differs from the previous version when it used HTTP. It no longer uses HTTP due to issues that some users have had with transparent proxies provided by their ISPs.