silab client servers
Chat Client & Server 1.0
Chat Client & Server - Basic chat client & server written in Java more>>
Works on LANs or over the internet.
It uses port 5555 to make the connections.
Enhancements:
- Added basic user interface.
GLoarbLine Client and Server 1.9.6
GLoarbLine Client and Server is a potential and easy to use client and server suite based upon the GNU General Public Licensed Openline source code. more>>
GLoarbLine Client and Server 1.9.6 is a potential and easy to use client and server suite based upon the GNU General Public Licensed "Openline" source code.
GLoarbLines underlying architecture follows the original Hotline protocol. As such, it functions just like a regular Hotline client and server; and all original, or third party, clients which follow the Hotline protocol, should be able to easily connect to a GLoarbLine server.
While the GLoarbLine client and server are similar to the original Hotline software, the latest release of the GLoarbLine suite enjoys a unique feature set which you will not find in the older Hotline, Openline and Underline releases.
While there are currently no Intel-only or Universal Binary versions of the GLoarbLine client or server, be aware that the Carbon version works perfectly fine on
Major Features:
- Features on the Admin side:
- Client users can be forced to either post in the public chat window, or else in the news, before being able to download. This is a great way to stop annoy- ing download bots, such as Pitbull users, etc. It is very effective.
- The GLoarbLine server can refuse connections from users who have private chat and/or private messaging disabled in their preferences. The server will send the user a message advising them why they are being prohibited from logging onto the server.
- The GLoarbLine server can ban by both IP address, as well as by specific user names.
- The GLoarbLine server has 10 tracker registration slots, as opposed to the original five in the old Hotline server.
- The GLoarbLine server admin can enable or disable kicks/bans by the admin from being announced in the public chat window.
- The GLoarbLine server has an admin-editable, global login message. This message can be posted in the users public chat window, sent as a private message to the user with both Reply and Dismiss buttons, sent as a private message to the user with just a Dismiss button, or sent to the user as a Broadcast message.
- The "temporary ban delay", (how long a user is temporarily banned), is admin-definable.
- The "away delay", (how long before the user is grayed out), is admin-definable.
- The "incorrect login message" is admin-definable.
- The "chat before downloading" message to the user is admin-definable.
- The "post in news before downloading" message to the user is admin-definable.
- The admin can set a user to "fake red" status.
- The admin can make a user visible or invisible.
- The admin can block a users download.
- The admin can change a users name and icon while they are logged into the server.
- The admin can change the users "away" status.
- Features on the User side:
- The user can set the client to automatically agree to a servers "Agreement".
- The user can disable the clients startup splashscreen.
- The user can refuse server broadcasts.
- MacOS 7 through OS 9.
- Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
- Carbon Library for OS 8.5 through OS 9.
- A dial-up or TCP/IP connection (DSL, cable modem, etc.)
Mac2Mac Client/Server 0.2
Mac2Mac Client/Server - Control a remote mac over TCP/IP more>>
Mac2Mac Client/Server is an Open Source application that allows you to control a remote mac over TCP/IP.
Mac2Mac is made of two applications: a server which must be installed on the machine you want to control, and the client which you will use to control the remote Mac.
This is a pre-release version of Mac2Mac, and contains bugs and unimplemented features. If you use Mac2MacFor secure purposes, you should use it on machines which use dinamic IPs. Note that Mac2Mac will be not developed further.
Enhancements:
- [NEW] Protocol Updated to version 2, with a lot of new instructions
- [NEW] Now Mac2Mac Server incorporates Web2Mac
- [NEW] Now Mac2Mac Server writes a log file, and has a new window to display it
- [NEW] Now Mac2Mac remembers windows position
- [CHANGE] Preferences Window was redrawn
- [CHANGE] Now the chat field is placed in another window, not in the main one
- [CHANGE] All data files are now stored in the "Data" folder
- [CHANGE] The screen engine was rewritten, by the way it still seems not to work
- [BUG FIX] Now file upload to client works correctly
- [BUG FIX] Now Mail IP Address works correctly
- [BUG FIX] Now File Info Upload to client works correctly
- [BUG FIX] Now Open/Save Dialog Informations Upload works correctly
- [BUG FIX] Now Mac2Mac correctly gets computer name
- [BUG FIX] Now Mac2Mac correctly saves server welcome message.
TyperLive Client/Server 1.1
TyperLive Client/Server is a comprehensible monitoring system with the distinctive feature of recording all your text into log files, and sending them to the client over a network. more>>
TyperLive Client/Server 1.1 is a comprehensible monitoring system with the distinctive feature of recording all your text into log files, and sending them to the client over a network.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.4
- IntelMac OS X 10.0
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.5
- IntelMac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS Classic
FreeShare Client And Server Suite 1.0.6
FreeShare Client And Server Suite - regular Hotline client and server more>>
FreeShares underlying architecture follows the original Hotline protocol. As such, it functions just like a regular Hotline client and server; and all original, or third party, clients which follow the Hotline protocol, should be able to easily connect to a FreeShare server.
While the FreeShare client and server suite is similar to the original Hotline software, in addition to a whole new toolbar and window icon set, and a new splashscreen, the FreeShare suite enjoys a unique feature set which you will not find in the older Hotline, Openline and Underline releases.
httptunnel Client/Server 0.1b
httptunnel Client/Server - tunnel tcp connections (ssh, telnet..) over http proxy more>>
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.
DiskLister Client 1.0r2
DiskLister Client offers you a very useful and convenient tool which connects to DiskLister Server, more>>
DiskLister Client 1.0r2 offers you a very useful and convenient tool which connects to DiskLister Server, sends request and get results from databases of backups and Spotlight. Search over network, search on Windows and Linux.
DiskLister Client enables you to access search and browse databases of your files over the network. Client applications are bound with Server. Clients send requests to Server and display results they get from it. They can only search and browse databases.
Client looks very similar to the Admin application. Anyway Client is for searching and browsing databases only - it's missing icons (and functions) for making databases and adding new or changing existing records.
After first run, before you can use Client, you need to set it up. Do it in Preferences window, clicking the Preferences icon. Preferences
You need to set these settings:
- User name - name of the person, that uses this copy of DiskLister Client. This name will be used in logs with user's IP.
- Network response timeout - time in microseconds, that program will wait for response from Server.
- Servers - bookmarks of your favorite DiskLister Servers. One Client can be connected to only one Server at time.
With "Remove", "Add as New" and "Confirm" buttons you can remove, add new and change existing bookmarks. Bookmark should contain 3 basic parameters:
- Bookmark name - like name of the Server. You write it directly into the field next to the popup arrow of the bookmarks.
- Server IP - you can get this information from the "My IP" field of DiskLister Server window.
- Port number - number of port on which Server should be listening. Again - you can get this information from the "Port" field of DiskLister Server window.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- DiskLister Server
TyperLive Server 1.1
TyperLive Server - Keystroke recorder, streams text live more>>
Enhancements:
- Updated security on server/client transactions.
- Now reads all characters created by SHIFT key. (Shows capital letters, and no longer says " shift 1", but rather "!")
- Have multiple client windows open at once.
MacRPC Client 1.0
MacRPC Client is an application receiving commands from a MacRPC Server. more>>
MacRPC Client 1.0 is an application receiving commands from a MacRPC Server. Although you can download MacRPC Client from this page, we recommend using Aero Updater
- Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
Ph Client 0.2
Ph Client is a client for connecting to the UIUC Ph server. Many educational, business and government institutions run these servers to keep track of names, phone numbers and other pertinent more>>
FreeShare Client 1.0.6
FreeShare Client is a highly-efficient, high-quality utility which consists of a client and a server. more>>
FreeShare Client 1.0.6 is a highly-efficient, high-quality utility which consists of a client and a server.
With the server, an individual, company or institution can set up an online hub where other users, using the FreeShare Client, can engage in meaningful, real-time chat, project collaboration, news reading and posting, and client-to-server file transfers. Servers can be either private or public, depending upon your needs. Based upon the Hotline protocol, and the Openline open source code, the FreeShare Software Suite is similar in functionality to other client-server packages, but boasts an impressive feature set, and an updated GUI, which leaves the older software in the dust.
Wired Server 1.3.4
Wired Server is designed to be an open open, modern and free version of the BBS-style client/server system with the aims of providing chat, messaging and file transfers. more>>
Wired Server 1.3.4 is designed to be an open open, modern and free version of the BBS-style client/server system with the aims of providing chat, messaging and file transfers. Wired Server is a Mac OS X version of the UNIX server, with an easy-to-use System Preferences panel.
Wired Server for Mac OS X is designed to take advantage of Mac OS X technologies like Bonjour, and handles Finder aliases transparently. Aside from the regular Wired Server, this package also contains an easy-to-use System Preference panel for GUI configuration.
Wired Server for Mac OS X runs on Mac OS X 10.4.11 and later, and is a universal application that runs natively on both Intel and PowerPC-based Macs.
- Fix crash in indexing
- Fix problem coexisting with 2.0 beta (Mac OS X)
- Fix problem with uploading to folders the server can't write to
- Fix problem with refused connections when transferring folders quickly
- Fix problem with add account button being disabled if all accounts were deleted (Mac OS X)
Requirement:
- Mac OS X 10.4.11 (Mac OS X version only)
BBS-style client/server system, providing chat, messaging and file transfers. Wired Client ... Mac OS X client written using Apples Cocoa. It features full support and compatibility with theHelix Server 6.1.4
Helix Server is created to be a versatile utility which provides Clients around the world simultaneous access to a Helix RADE collection (relational database) more>>
Helix Server 6.1.4 is created to be a versatile utility which provides Clients around the world simultaneous access to a Helix RADE collection (relational database). Helix RADE uses a proprietary graphical development environment that makes complex database programming possible, even for non-programmers. Helix Server makes those databases available (via TCP/IP) to workgroups of from 2 to 200 user with similar ease of use.
Major Features:
- Helix Client/Server is used to enable all the users in a workgroup to access collections created with RADE simultaneously and manipulate the data inside. Unlike file sharing, users may access all the same files at the same time with the only exception being that two or more users may not change the same record in a file at the same time (record locking).
- Comprised of Helix Server and Helix Client, this product allows any Helix Collection that is set up to operate in User Mode to run on a variety of network configurations.
- The software is sold according to the number of users simultaneously accessing an application. While Helix Client/Server can be operated without a dedicated server (i.e., computer), it is strongly recommended that one is used for optimal performance.
Requirements:
- Server (Intel): Macintosh OS X 10.5 and higher
- Server (PowerPC): Macintosh OS X 10.4 and higher
Wired Client 1.3.1
Wired Client - Hotline-like style client for chat, messaging & transfers more>>
Wired Client is a native Mac OS X client written using Apples Cocoa. It features full support and compatibility with the Wired protocol and the Wired server, with an interface that is as ingenious as it is easy to use.
Enhancements:
- Add Japanese, French and German localizations
- Option to auto-connect at startup
- Can use graphical smileys in chat
- Can now save chat as RTF, and select encoding when saving as plain text
- Add option to show a dialog for messages and broadcasts
- Can now drag from the files window directly to the Finder
- Show tooltips in user list
- Make sure find panel is enabled for all relevant text views
- Fix a crash when receiving an error while writing to a server
- Fix disabled buttons in private chat topic dialog
- Fix a queueing problem where a second download transfer would be started when an upload transfer finished
- Fix a problem where the window layout was not saved when quitting the application.
Apple AFP Client Updater 1.0
Improves AppleWorks & AFP data reliability. more>>
