Free directory content printer software for mac

Magnolia is the first open-source content-management-system (CMS) which adheres to the upcoming standard of Java content repositories (JCR).

Its main goal is ease of use for all parties involved in running a CMS. It features a very flexible structure, platform-independence through the use of Java and XML, a simple to use API, easy templating through the use of JSP, JSTL and a custom tag library, automatic administrative UI generation, transparent and uniform data access to multiple data repositories, easy configuration through XML, easy application integration and easy deployment with professional staging on any J2EE Server.

Magnolia is actively been developed by obinary ltd. and is available free of charge as an open source product. We provide a binary download based on tomcat for easy deployment on Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Solaris.

Print66 is a TCP/IP print server that allows remote hosts (for instance a mainframe) to print to a printer connected to your Macintosh. Conforms to RFC1179 (LPR/LPD).

NoFlash is a replacement for the Flash plugin that comes installed with your system.

NoFlash completely disables Flash, so you wont get any flash content in your WebKit based web-browsers anymore.

Nageographer is a graphical configuration editor for visual host status maps produced by Nagios (a host monitoring tool).

I wrote this application for my own use at the Mozilla Foundation managing our Nagios installation. I thought others might find it useful, so Im putting it out there. If you have improvements for it, please post them in the tracker on Sourceforge. http://sourceforge.net/projects/nageographer

The application does require a local copy of your Nagios configuration. The default location is ~/Library/Nagios. It expects to contain a copy of the contents of your /etc/nagios directory in ~/Library/Nagios/etc and a copy of the logos directory (with the icons in it) in ~/Library/Nagios/logos.
You can change that location in the preferences if you want it somewhere else.

When you launch the app, itll do nothing. Choose Open from the File menu, then locate your hostextinfo.cfg file. It will also need your hosts.cfg file (in order to draw the links between hosts), but it will assume that is in the same directory. The only file it writes out when you save it is hostextinfo.cfg.

As far as I know, this only works with Nagios 1.2s config files.

FGPermission is a very simple and nice utility used to change a permission attribute on a file (or a group of files) or on a directory and its contents.
The software is the equivalent of the Terminal window command chmod. You can view the current permission set for a item (selecting by browse button or dragging it on the window utility) and you can decide to set new permission for user owner, group owner and other. The permission that you can set are read, write or execute.
Enhancements:
- New advanced feature.
- Change User Owner and Group Owner
- Change SetUID/SetGID and Stricky bit
- Manage Hidden and Locked Bits
- Change Label Color.

Lard Designs are the Icons I use on my machine, but i’m not expecting many others to use these.

Who knows!
Icons: 11

Contents: iLard, Lard, Lard Blog, Lard Business, Lard Non-Profit, Lard Disk Drive, Lard Printer, Lard to-do, Swiss Army Lard, Wonka Lard, Lard Documents.

Lexmark Z53 Jetprinter is a software package containing the drivers needed for the Lexmark Z53 printer to work.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Directory Widget will look up directory information (e-mail addresses and more) from many colleges, universities, and other institutions (NIH, for example).

Directory Widget comes preloaded with over 70 servers and users can add more.

Directory Widget uses the LDAP protocol.