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MacPorts 1.7
The MacPorts project infrastructure. more>>
Provides the infrastructure that allows easy installation and management of freely available software on Mac OS X 10.3 or newer systems, with a catalog of more than 5200 ports of the most varied nature.
It is designed to match the functionality of the FreeBSD Ports system and to be extensible for future enhancements. Basic Usage: The main user interface to MacPorts is the port command and thewhatPorts 1.1
whatPorts is a multi-threaded port scanner written in cocoa more>>
The scanner will cycle the ports on the host entered, and report back any ports that are open, attempting to match the port with its registered port database to determine the service that is most likely running on that port.
If the service can be determined, then it will inform you, otherwise, it will tell that it is unknown. Tests have shown that this scanner tends to run significantly faster than the scanner shipped with OS X, also, it goes one step beyond by telling you what service is most likely running on that port.
Enhancements:
- This version added a descriptive progress indicator, a port lookup database to determine the service running on a given port, and a tighter scanning algorythm.
- Also now allows any host to be scanned, not just the local host.
portScan.cgi 1.1
portScan.cgi brings a free cgi based application allowing tcp port scanning. more>>
portScan.cgi 1.1 brings a free cgi based application allowing tcp port scanning. It's easy to use, you just unpack it and drop all the files into your site's directory, or your web server's cgi-bin and change the permissions to execute. Then browser to the portScan.cgi with your web browser. Enter the host and a comma separated list of ports to check and it will scan that host and those ports and report if any of them are open. See the page for additional version details. There is a version for Panther and one which should also work on Jaguar.
Valves Air Flow & Ports Dyno Simulation 1.3
Valves Air Flow & Ports Dyno Simulation provides you with an extremely speedy automotive Valve, Air Flow and Porting Dyno Simulator. more>>
Valves Air Flow & Ports Dyno Simulation 1.3 provides you with an extremely speedy automotive Valve, Air Flow and Porting Dyno Simulator. This application is a powerful assistant to have before and during engine tuning and modification.
It gives instant confirmation of accurate results. It also has a professional and simple user interface so that anyone can set it up in a few minutes. It comes with sample database examples to get you started.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
Port Tester 1.0
Port Tester is a small application that was written to test out sockets/ports on the Macintosh. You can use it to connect to an IP and start a conversation or to listen on a specific port for more>>
PortTester 1.0
PortTester brings you a light weigh application that was written to test out sockets/ports on the Macintosh. You can use it to connect to an IP and start a conversation or to listen on a specific port for data. more>>
PortTester 1.0 brings you a light weigh application which is designed to test out sockets/ports on the Macintosh. You can use it to connect to an IP and start a conversation or to listen on a specific port for data.
PortTester brings you a lightweigh application that was written to test out sockets/ports on the Macintosh. You can use it to connect to an IP and start a conversation or to listen on a specific portPorticus 1.4.2
Cocoa GUI for the MacPorts package manager more>> Cocoa GUI for the MacPorts package manager
Porticus is a Cocoa GUI for the MacPorts package manager. MacPorts will provide ready to build open-source software packages modified to compile and run on Mac OS X.
The MacPorts project provides a TCL command line tool to manage installation, update and activation of the port packages. Porticus provides a GUI front-end to this tool.
In fact Porticus does a little more than this by providing a GUI with standard Mac OS X application features such as a search box to find a specific port, contextual menus, tree and table views to select and view port information by category or name. In addition it provides integration with Growl for status reporting. Future versions will add support for Applescript.
Main features:>
- Viewing the current MacPorts categories
- Installing, uninstalling, updating, activating and deactivating ports
- Port variant handling
- MacPorts self-update support
- Growl Integration
- Sparkle Software Update
System requirements:
- MacPorts (1.4.x) to be installed
Enhancements:
- Added Dock menu.
- Added Dock badge for outdated ports.
- Added option to open links in a new browser window.
- Improved handling of sources.conf for local port collections.
- Improved error reporting for permission repair failures.
command line tool to manage installation, update and activation of the port packages. Porticus provides a GUI front-end to this tool. In fact Porticus does a little more than this by providingPort Tester X 1.0
Port Tester is a small application that was written to test out sockets/ports on the Macintosh. You can use it to connect to an IP and start a conversation or to listen on a specific port for data more>> Port Tester is a small application that was written to test out sockets/ports on the Macintosh. You can use it to connect to an IP and start a conversation or to listen on a specific port for data.
Mac OS X 10.0 or later.
Port Finder 1.2
Port Finder 1.2 helps you to find open ports on your computer. more>>
Port Finder 1.2 helps you to find open ports on your computer. Ever wonder how secure your computer is? This programs tells you exactly what ports are open. Ports that are open are perfect for hackers!
Ugm Port Scanner 1.0
Check which ports are open on your Mac. more>>
This is a tool that would come in handy when trying to make your computer more secure by knowing exactly which ports are open. Mac OS Classic Only for now.
Port Map 1.3.1
Port Map is a comprehensive, user friendly application which allows you to access your computers at home from anywhere in the world. more>> Port Map 1.3.1 is a comprehensive, user friendly application which allows you to access your computers at home from anywhere in the world. Be it the web server on your home server, the file sharing on your desktop machine or a remote login to your parents computer to support them doing their work. Originally written as a proof of concept for our framework, its a fully featured all-purpose port mapper supporting all major routers, with presets and URL templates.
Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PortFinder 0.6
PortFinder - Look up port numbers & application name mappings more>>
You can search by port number or name, list all port mappings or list all unassigned ports.
Searching by port number will search for the database for the exact port number.
Searching by name will search the database for any entry containing the search string. The name search is not limited to the name field in the database so it can be used to search for ports containing the search string if it is a number.
Enhancements:
- Now a Universal Binary Application
- Minor optimizations.
DarwinPortVersion 1.2
DarwinPortVersion is designed as a convenient tool used check for new version of installed ports after the CVS tree update. more>>
DarwinPortVersion 1.2 is designed as a convenient tool used check for new version of installed ports after the CVS tree update. It's used with OpenDarwin's DarwinPorts which is a software repository for MacOS X and Darwin.
Requirements:
- DarwinPorts
- Mac OS X
SerialPort X 1.1
SerialPort X - Allows access to internal modem/serial ports from AppleScript more>>
Commands: list, open, close, bytes available, read, write.
Port Map 1.3.1 R46
Fully featured all-purpose port mapper supporting all major routers, with presets and URL templates. more>> Fully featured all-purpose port mapper supporting all major routers, with presets and URL templates.
Port Map is an open-source application for forwarding ports easily.
Some times you want to access your computers at home from anywhere in the world. Be it the web server on your home server, the file sharing on your desktop machine or a remote login to your parents computer to support them doing their work.
This is where the Port Map application will come in handy. Originally written as a proof of concept, Port Map is a fully featured all-purpose port mapper supporting all major routers, with presets and URL templates.
NOTE: Port Map is licensed and released under the MIT License.
Enhancements
- updated of miniupnpc library to version 1.2 - should increase compatibility with more router/gateways, e.g. the Arcor EasyBox A300.
- update of libnatpmp to libnatpmp-20081006
- fixed an issue with AVM routers that caused generation of too many and stale UPNP mappings
- fixed an issue with NAT-PMP and the current Airport Extreme Base stations that caused external IP changes not to be noticed
- fixed an issue that caused TCMPortMapper to not recognize global network changes if it was started while no network was connected
- fixed a crashing issue appearing with certain setups where UPNP devices have been discovered that inevitably lead to miniwget crashes due to missing content
- fixed too eager error reporting in case of system wake up by increasing the interval of the refresh after wake up from 1.0 to 2.0 seconds
- fixed reporting of "Router incompatible." in the case of an Apple Airport and not DSL or other network connection. Now correctly "No external Address." is displayed but mappings still can be setup to be active when the device goes online again.
- fixed an issue where quickly turning NAT-PMP port mappings on and off raised an exception instead of updating the mapping.
- fixed an issue where choosing multiple UPNP port mappings for deletion did sometimes disable the remove button.
- improved long time running UPNP setups by decreasing the regular refresh interval
