Software Table of Contents

• Unix:
   
  
  • diskaudit is a lightweight package for detecting security breaches on Unix systems. It is a set of three tcsh scripts that use the cksum command to build a checksum database of key system files from a group of hosts on a network, and to then check system files on each host on a regular basis with rsh-activated cksum commands to see if they have been modified. Tested on IRIX 6.5 and Tru64 4.0F. Easy to set up, and unobtrusive.
     
    
  • erbm-batch. An alternate version of distributed Batchmin for use with MacroModel.
     
    
  • m2z. Now here's a program I bet you have no reason whatsoever to download. Takes atomic coordinates from a SYBYL Mol2 file and echoes them on stdout in Jaguar z-matrix format. Should compile on any Unix machine if you just unpack the tar file and do "cc *.c".
     
    
  • spacecalc. Ever wanted to tally up the total space used by all the files returned from a Unix "find" command? Didn't think so, but that's what this program is for. We use it to see how much space our incremental file backups will need. Takes one argument, a file with the output of a "find -ls" command. Outputs total size in megabytes. Tested on Tru64 only; output from find on other platforms may or may not be compatible.
     
    
  • text-to-pdb. A Perl script that converts free form text to a PDB file. Useful if you have a journal article in PDF format and need to convert a table of atomic coordinates to a structure file. The text should be repeated sets of data in the form: element type, x coordinate, y coordinate, z coordinate.
     
    
• Macintosh (this is all OS 9 stuff and is rather dated):
   
  
  • Object Placement Editors for the games Marathon and Marathon 2 by Bungie Software. Source code not available because looking at it would just make you ill. I am not kidding.
     
    
  • MacSlack slack space analysis tool for the MacOS. Source code (FutureBasic 2.x) is available under a BSD-style license.
     
    
  • Load Average (80k StuffIt archive), a simple load and uptime monitor for MacOS. Source code (FutureBASIC 2.x) is included. Distributed under the GNU General Public License.
     
    
  • SimGates: The Voice of Redmond brings the powerful oratory of Bill Gates to your Macintosh desktop. Distributed (with FutureBasic 2.x source code) under the GNU General Public License.
     
    

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