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ClockSync II is a simple utility to synchronize the clock of your Macintoshes. If you have two or moreMacintoshes, you probably notice that the clocks drift apart as time goes by. This can range from being aminor nuisance to a real pain, especially if you tend to do a lot of file synchronizing between theMacintoshes.

ClockSync II synchronizes the clocks between two Macintoshes, by setting the clock of"servant" Macintoshes to be the same as the clock of a "master" Macintosh. While its a big help if youhave just two or three Macintoshes, it can be a real life-saver on big networks.

xwepgen lets Mac OS X users use WEP passphrases from nearly all non-Apple 802.11b software and hardware to connect to encrypted wireless networks.

Devices connecting via encrypted 802.11b network use a WEP key to encrypt the data they send. An actual WEP key looks like: 57EAB0FF for a 40-bit (64-bit) link, and similar, though longer, for a 104-bit (128-bit) link.

However, some 802.11b hardware and software (Apple products, many Linksys, Lucent, D-Link, and other products) have the user input a passphrase instead of an actual WEP key. These products then use some algorithm to convert the passphrase to a WEP key.

The problem Mac users face is that Apples passphrase-to-key algorithm differs from the one used by most other products. Using xwepgen, Apple users can input a Linksys/DLink/Lucent/etc. passphrase, and get the WEP key to use in airport password dialogues.

xwepgen is freely ditributed under the GNU General Public License. If you have any problems or questions, visit the projects Sourceforge page or e-mail apparissus@users.sourceforge.net.

Usage:
1) Get the passphrase and encryption method (40-bit or 104-bit) from thenetwork admin. Also, if the encryption method is 40-bit, find out which WEP key (1 through 4) the network is using. If unsure, try 1 first, then try theothers.
2) Start xwepgen and enter the passphrase in the appropriate field. Click‘Generate WEP keys’.
3) Tell your Mac to connect to the network, and where it requests the ‘AirportPassword’, enter the WEP key. Make sure the wep key begins with a ‘$’. (For example, if my WEP key is 50FFA0FF, then I would enter $50FFA0FF).xwepgen inserts the ‘$’ for you by default.
4) Finally, click ‘OK’, ‘Apply’, or whatever’s appropriate, and watch in wonder asyou connect to the Linksys/D-Link/Lucent/etc. network! Enjoy.

TuneUp is an open source AppleScript Studio application that allows you to control iTunes from a remote computer over your local network.
TuneUp harnesses the power of Remote Apple Events and AppleScript, two technologies built right in to Mac OS X. Using these technologies, TuneUp is able to accomplish its job quickly and easily, allowing you to play, pause, and resume songs, and navigate forward and backwards through your library. TuneUp also supports Growl, a Mac OS X notification system. For more information, visit their website at http://growl.info.
Enhancements:
- Fixed documentation bug (maybe)
- Fixed major Growl bug
- Added Preferences window
- Added auto-updating.

TuneConnect is an open source AppleScript Studio application that allows you to control iTunes from a remote computer over your local network.
TuneConnect harnesses the power of Remote Apple Events and AppleScript, two technologies built right in to Mac OS X. Using these technologies, TuneConnect is able to accomplish its job quickly and easily, allowing you to play, pause, and resume songs, and navigate forward and backwards through your library.
TuneConnect also supports Growl, a Mac OS X notification system. For more information, visit their website at http://growl.info.
Enhancements:
- Completely redesigned preference window
- Fixed Shuffle/Repeat/Refresh errors when no playlist selected
- Eliminated need for restart on first Growl use
- Added various track browser improvements
- Added single-song repeat
- Added Bonjour/Randezvous support.

Got two Macs? Got one hooked up to speakers? Want to use iTunes to play music instead of CDs, but dont want to attach a keyboard and mouse to your stereo? Use this handy little app to control the iTunes on the stereo from any other Mac on the network. Now with a rudimentary jukebox function to use at parties.
nTunes is a little network iTunes remote control script for Mac OS X
Note: to use the app you have to tailor it to your system. It should be easy, it just involves altering an Applescript in two places. There are instructions in each version.
Enhancements:
- It was created in XCode 2.0 in OS X 10.4.3. That might mean its a universal binary, so it might work on the forthcoming Intel Macs... but Im not really sure about that, and am too lazy to find out definitively.
- It also gives the app a metal theme rather than the old Aqua one. Lots of people hate metal, but nTunes is supposed to mimic a physical remote control that you hold in your hand, so the theme is appropriate. I also happen to think it looks better in this particular app, and I like that you can drag the app around from any part of it rather than just from the title bar.
- The shuffle toggle and volume bar are even more responsive in this version; both will change to reflect the music servers actual state whenever you click one of the other buttons (e.g. if you change the volume in some other manner, you can make nTuness volume bar reflect the current actual volume by simply pausing and unpausing the music).
- Last but not least, Ive added a whole new crapload of code to create a jukebox function. Its crude but it works.

The Bartender script is a Bartending Program. It simulates a real bartender on an IRC network, and works under Mac OS 9.1 and Mac OS X running classic. There is an installer included for use under Mac OS 9.1 only.
Enhancements:
- Included several additional features.

BitSwapper is a simple utility to convert between the so called canonical MAC address format used by Ethernet and the non-canonical one used, for instance, by Token Ring.
Additionally the program is able to perform Vendor/Address lookup in a local DB or remotely.
Enhancements:
- Updated local OUI database
- Switched to the new Xcode format
- New icon.

imageJaguar.sh is a shell script package which provides a turnkey solution for network adminstrators migrating to Mac OS X 10.2. imageJaguar.sh automates the redundant tasks of this process.
Main features:
- includes restoreJaguar !!
- Calculates image size requirements
- Creates portable images
- Clears image logs and system caches
- Repairs permissions on images
- Prepares image for ASR Restore
- Automatically segments images for NetBoot
- This is a maintenance release for Mac OS X 10.2.3
- Addresses a serious bug with volume/destination preflight routines
- Manuals have been updated for 10.2.3 as well.
- Booted "/" volumes can be imaged on-the-fly
- Unique volume & image names (can still be the same)
- Supports multiple, simultaneous imaging and restore processes

• ASR now used to clone volumes into images
  - Unique logging for each image or restore job
  - Verifies integrity of source volumes
  - Now clears out local-user cache files.