Free remote software for mac

DropFTP is a small and easy-to-use AppleScript droplet that uses Anarchie Pro FTP client to transfer files in the right locations on a remote FTP server.

SoundJam Remote (SRJ) is a utility for controlling SoundJam MP. It displays a small window on your screen that floats above all other windows, allowing you to control SoundJam MP without switching to it, saving time and not disrupting your workflow.

The Apple Remote Desktop Uninstaller provides you the ability to completely remove all previously installed components of Apple Remote Desktop on Mac OS computers.

After using the Apple Remote Desktop Uninstaller, you can easily install any version of Apple Remote Desktop.

Remote Growl is a remote notification system for Mac OS X. This package includes a Cocoa background application server, and a command line client to send notifications to a remote computer.
Features:
- Password authentication using MD5
- Client can be configured both via command line arguments and configuratino file
- Automatic registration of notications types and application name against Growl

This software will only install onto Mac OS X client version 10.3 and later boot volumes, or onto Mac OS X Server version 10.3.3 or later boot volumes.

You will beguided through the steps necessary to install this software, which includes:

- the "xrdiags" command line tool
- the man page for "xrdiags"
- standard (quick.tdf, extended.tdf) test files for "xrdiags"
- the hardware test components for Xserve Remote Diagnostics

This software will only install onto Mac OS X client version 10.3 and later boot volumes, or onto Mac OS X Server version 10.3.3 or later boot volumes. If installing onto a Mac OS X Server boot volume, you must first configure the server for NetBoot before installing this software.

If installing onto a Mac OS X Server boot volume, you must first configure the server for NetBoot before installing this software.
Only Xserve G5 computers can NetBoot the installed software.

I was inspired to write this program after the Finder on MacOS X died on me a few times too many. The normal way to fix this would be to reboot, but since I know a few UNIX commands I could ssh in, ps and kill the Finder. This would cause the system to start a new instance of the Finder and I could continue my work without having to quit my apps. Now, knowing how usefull kill has been for me, I surmised that other people could find just as many uses for it. If everyone knew how to use UNIX then they could go and kill their own process at will, but UNIX is not accessable to mortals (non-nerds). So I desided to write a GUI wraper for the three commands that I needed to kill apps on another computer.
Main features:
- Comunication secured with ssh.
- "Phone home" on start up to check for a new version. No data is ever uploaded.
- Simple public and private key managment built in.
- Paths to commands can be customized.
- GUI is hackable via Thinlet xml file (look in the jar).

Update Remote Folders is an AppleScript droplet to selectively synchronize the contents of local folders with the contents of remote folders. Its purpose is to help reduce network traffic (afp/ip) by syncing only updated and new files.

The synchronizing occurs only one-way (local > remote).
This script was created for a specific network environment, so it will need to be modified to the users speciications before use.

Communication between manager and service objects occurs in the ServiceMediator object. This approach was used to allow for easier viewing of the interactions between the script objects. It also acts as a convenient area to modify and combine service-object commands, as well as handling polymorphic behaviour.