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Cacti Graphs (Tested on Ubuntu Linux)
Exim4 (Exim) 24-Hour E-Mail History (Added April 2, 2008) This template will gradually increase throughout the day as mail comes in. When the Exim mainlog file starts over, the graph will also start over. It's purpose is to simply show the number of rejected pieces of mail and delivered pieces of mail. Note that this was made with a very specific intention in mind and custom scripts are included in the below ZIP package. This mail server is simply a content scanning server and then forwards all e-mails to the smarthost. Delivered mail on this graph gets it's data from the "remote_smtp" setting. This can be changed for other transports within the script file, if necessary. 
Download Exim4 24-Hour Statistics
Exim4 (Exim) Daily E-Mail History (Added April 2, 2008) This template uses a script to check the Exim mainlog once a day to capture the total number of delivered and rejected mails for a 24-hour period. This graph template is only useful to track delivered and rejected mail over a long period of time. The yearly graph is the only one of interest as the daily graph will be two solid lines across since the information is updated only once per day. Note that this was made with a very specific intention in mind and custom scripts are included in the below ZIP package. This mail server is simply a content scanning server and then forwards all e-mails to the smarthost. Delivered mail on this graph gets it's data from the "remote_smtp" setting. This can be changed for other transports within the script file, if necessary. I do not have a graph as of yet since this template was recently made and I just installed it myself. Download Exim4 Daily Statistics
Zoom Media Gallery 2.5.1 RC4 (Week 8 Release)I have posted the Zoom Media Gallery 2.5.1 RC4 (Week 8 Release) on my site for easier access to this resource. The original designer of Zoom Media Gallery (Per Lasse Baasch) has discontinued working on this project any longer. Just in case it is taken off his site, I have posted it here for reference. Zoom Media Gallery Website
Download Zoom Media Gallery 2.5.1 RC4 (Week 8 Release) The following changes were made by me to the zoom.php file to alleviate some issues where negative page numbers are queried in the URL which crashes the web server: // Check to ensure the Page number is valid (not negative) or throw an error
// Added by Brian Spraker @ http://www.bsntech.com
$PageCheck = mosGetParam($_REQUEST,'PageNo');
if ($PageCheck < 1 && isset($PageCheck)) {
echo ('Page number cannot be zero or negative.');
exit; } For more information about upgrading from Zoom Media Gallery 2.5.1 RC1, Zoom Media Gallery 2.5.1 RC2, and Zoom Media Gallery 2.5.1 RC3 to Zoom Media Gallery 2.5.1 RC4 (Week 8 Release), please look at my blog concerning this topic.
The Wootamator
The Wootamator is a Woot Bot that will automatically pull the item name, item price, and a picture of the item and display it on your desktop. This automatic Woot program will also display pop-up boxes during a Woot-Off that will indicate when the item has sold out and when a new item is posted to the site. The program will not buy you a Bag of Crap - or "Random Crap" as it is listed on the Woot! site. However, it will alert you when the Bag of Crap appears and the button in the main page will allow you to go to Woot! quickly. Here is a screen shot of the main program showing a 1 GB Sansa Clip: 
The program uses very little memory and doesn't need a fancy processor to run it. Download the Wootamator for Linux 64-bit
Download the Wootamator for Linux 32-bit
Download the Wootamator for Windows
Questions/Comments on the Wootamator Wootamator for Linux Notes: The Wootamator for Linux requires the GCJ libraries. To install them on debian-based distributions (like Ubuntu), issue the following command at a terminal: sudo apt-get install gcj After you download, you will need to allow this program to execute. In order to do so, simply open a terminal and go to the directory where Wootamator was downloaded. Issue the following command: chmod +x Woot* You should then be able to double-click the program and open it.
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