Free tcp server c software for mac

What Server is a small AppleScript that displays the name of the server software that serves the pages of a given site.

You can use it to uncover funny things, like Microsoft making an anti-opensource ad campaign using Linux servers, or stuff like that.

TyperLive Server is a monitoring system that records all your text into log files, and sends them to the client over a network.
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.

Mac2Mac Server 0.2 is considered to be a convenient and useful software which allows you to control a remote mac over TCP/IP. For example, you can download or upload files from the server, control server's mouse and keyboard, look server's screen, restart the server...

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. For secure purposes, you should use it on machines which use dinamic IPs. Mac2Mac is an open source project

Requirements:

• System 7 or higher
• QuickTime

Fake server is a free tool for playing back server scenarios for testing browsers, web service clients and proxies.
You supply a list of transactions you wish to investigate and the server plays each of these transactions in turn. To restart a scenario, you restart the server.

System requirements:
- Java

StarCraft Server Switch 1.1 is a fun and creative way to set the servers which will be used when connecting for online play at battle.net. This is something the PC StarCrafters have had for some time. Now you can too.

wKiosk Server 1.1 offers a professional and smart option of wKiosk for Cybercoffees and Schools. A software that allows you to manage users and to limit the access time of wKiosk service.

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:

1. 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).
2. 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.
3. 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

TCPRelay is a command line utility written in java designed to relay TCP connections for servers. What does that mean? It means that you can run a server on your machine, be behind a firewall and God knows what else, and still be able to host a server (as long as outgoing connections are allowed). It requires only that you have access to another computer (called a remote relay) that does allow servers, and for that machine to have java installed.

Completly freeware.