Resonator Software

Miscellaneous

NOTE: All of these scripts are unsupported.  Most of them aren't even user-friendly.  They may even have bugs from the start.  You should have some idea of Perl programming (or at least programming in general).  All of the scripts are copylefted under the conditions of the GNU Public License (GPL).  They can be freely distributed and modified as long as they retain their GPL status.

Name Description
404 Message Produces three different 404 (File not found) pages, depending on how it was reached.  To be used as a SSI.
Disk Usage Spits out the top ten (or whatever number in du.sh?##) directories (in terms of disk usage).  To be used as a SSI.
ENV Variables Reports all of the variables that your browser/server gives out.
ENV Variables (ASP Version) ASP version for NT servers.
The Follower... A somewhat evil toy that will follow a person around according to the Apache log files.  Best used with Access Snooper
Game Reviews Cool script for users to submit game reviews.  Nearly professional quality.  (So, there's a possibility of it going in the main software section.)  Uses the RPGBoard banlist file, if available.
HTMLRedirect In short: a proxy-bypass.  Fully-functional with links and GET/POST forms.  (WARNING: Do not misuse this script!  I personally used it to bypass a rather restrictive proxy to read legit pages, like GeoCities.)
MP3 Playlist Generates a single URL playlist for streaming.  (Usage: /cgi-bin/streamaudio.cgi/path/to/filename.mp3/filename.pls)
Perl Checker Throw this into a cgi-bin, and it will check any files with Perl for syntax errors.  (For something more robust, look at Mini-Tinder.)
Simple Editor Password-protected to edit a single file.
System Backup Spits out a tar-gzip file of your site for backing up.  Includes password protection.

Projects: RPGBoard | The Informant | HTMLSpeak! | Employee Schd | NMap PR | Miscellanous
Dev Tools: LXR | Mini-Tinder

All software on this site was created by Brendan Byrd/SineSwiper of Resonator Software.  They are copylefted under the conditions of the GNU Public License (GPL).  They can be freely distributed and modified as long as they retain their GPL status.