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...Initial aim of this project was to recover photographic jpeg and avi files from a corrupt SD card. However, the tools might be usable in other situations. Current project is fairly rough and may need some adjustment to the source code to work for specific cases.

autoreplybot is designed for mail server administrators wishing to add an easy-to-use, easy-to-implement and uninvasive "autoreply" service for their users. All you need is a PHP environement and a little postgresql database. The concept is fairly simple: * You configure your mail server to send a copy of every mail that it processes to a specific mailbox * You set up autoreplybot to poll this mailbox, either via POP3 or IMAP * Users log on the autoreplybot web panel using their mailbox credentials (which autoreplybot validates against the mail server) and write their 'out of office' messages in a simple html form...

Peter's Program Development is an effort to release many small and large programs fostered by Peter Willis and associates. As soon as a project is fairly bug-free it is put in development or stable status.

Webcomic archive software - simple administrative interface, lightweight and customizable. All of the common features of other online comics, plus some fairly novel ones (such as a calendar view with thumbnails). Please let me know if you use it!

Bork is a very small, cross-platform file encryption utility. It is written in Java and designed to be included along with the files it encrypts for long-term storage (eg on CD-R). Its minimal external dependencies make it fairly futureproof.

Dominatrix is a general purpose framework for building dynamic distributed projects. It is fairly stable, easy to use and extend, simple to install, and can be used for most any project that requires computation across multiple machines.

Connie is a fairly boring little GUI (mmmmm gooey) Perl script that I use to send ifup/ifdown to my gateway machine on an IP Masq-ing setup. Requires Tk, Net::Telnet, and LWP::Simple to function.