any1 interested?

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Matthew Robinson

i posted this yesterday, but it was 'covered up' by somebody posting about
10-15 times, anyway:

an application which can edit configuration files remotely, and run
scripts, open programs and such. if there is a reasonable ammount of
interest, or if enough people think there will be, i'l finish it,
otherwise, i wont bother.

i wrote it for a college assignment, but i didn't get round to finishing
it. the final version wil feature asyncronous encryption and base64
encoding for binary file transfer, uploads/downloads and maybe integration
with windows password files

it will be released under the GNU GPL (free as in speach, and in this
case, beer too (see gnu.org))

anybody interested?
 
Matthew Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
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i posted this yesterday, but it was 'covered up' by somebody posting about
10-15 times, anyway:
Click to expand...
an application which can edit configuration files remotely, and run
scripts, open programs and such. if there is a reasonable ammount of
interest, or if enough people think there will be, i'l finish it,
otherwise, i wont bother.
Click to expand...
i wrote it for a college assignment, but i didn't get round to finishing
it. the final version wil feature asyncronous encryption and base64
encoding for binary file transfer, uploads/downloads and maybe integration
with windows password files
Click to expand...
it will be released under the GNU GPL (free as in speach, and in this
case, beer too (see gnu.org))
Click to expand...
anybody interested?
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I think your program will be used, even if not by those reading here
now.

Go ahead and finish it up. It seems such a waste not to.

You can put it on a personal ISP web site and somewhere from 3-6
months the search engines will have it. Or, if you have the
inclination, you can submit it to archives. This is tedious. I suggest
only worrying about the best sites. I wasted a bunch of time
submitting to sites that were very shortlived.

Another brick in the wall? Sure!
 
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