PostScript::CDCover generates a Postscript program that prints a CD cover and backlabel, with contents displayed as a tree of directories and files. The module ships with a stand-alone, ready-to-use script, pscdcover, that takes the directory tree of a CD-ROM as input and generates a cover from it. The output can be directly fed to a PostScript printer, but it is designed to be easily editable (should one wish to remove unwanted directory entries, for example).
sendqmailq is intended for home computers that run qmail as their MTA but do not have permanent connection to the Internet. The outbound emails are stored locally in a queue, and when the IP connection is brought up, sendqmailq sends them to the ISP's SMTP server. Unlike serialmail, sendqmailq sends one single copy of an email to multiple recipients (instead of one copy each).
other similar programs You might want to check out csed and colorize. The former is a lot more feature-full, the latter is the same kind of program (driven by a config file rather than options)
Re: Hi! Yes, I've seen it, and it is a great tool, and indeed more general. colorize, OTOH, is a lot simpler: its only aim is to colorize a line or not, depending on whether it matches a given reg...
a great module I use it almost daily because I want to show data to clients in a format that they can read more easily than tab-delimited text, but I don't want to repeat boring copy'n'pasting in ...
nice tool Really a nice tool. I've got a couple of machines that I must telnet to quite often, and the Multi Gnome Terminal provides nice shortcuts for this. It also prevents the desktop from being...
Anybody using this? Besides myself, of course... :-) I've seen that two people subscribed to new releases of sendqmailq and, since it is working fine for me, none are planned yet (except maybe...