post

Post description
Post is a small handy program to search for the postal code of all the Belgian cities and their districts. Post is a small handy program to search for the postal code of all the Belgian cities and their districts.

Cities are displayed in uppercase, districts in proper case.

When typing a name, the list of all cities and districts starting with the already typed letters is displayed. When more letters are typed, this list reduces, becoming clearer of course.

When you type a postal code, the city with that code is displayed, followed by the districts with the same code.

Post is also pretty small and as you may see, very easy-to-use.

POST is a database that was created to track and manage all facets of editing in an on-line editing environment. With this paperless system, you can track everything during the edit process, from EDL and effects data, to reel numbers, CG and still store information.

With POST you can easily look up information on a job using the Find screen, making revisions easier than ever.

Limitations:

· The start-up screen will stay up one additional second each time you quit and restart the program.
· Each demo is limited to a maximum of 15 records.

post is a highly configurable Web traffic generator and Web server benchmarking tool. It has lots of features, and a command line interface.

This program sends requests to a web server. It is made for benchmarking a web server or web application.

To specify a URL to request, use any of these formats:
a) service://host:port/path
b) host:port/path
c) host
d) host:port
e) host/path
f) service://host/path
g) /path

You can specify a single url on the command line with -u , or put many of them in a file and use -l . in a file, put one url per line. comment lines start with #. currently, post data will be identical for all the urls. if service is specified, it is looked up in /etc/services.

The program can send any HTTP Method (GET, POST, HEAD, DELETE, etc).
When using POST, content data can be specified in one of three ways:
a) With -d post data is on the command line
b) With -f post data is read from
c) With neither flag, post data is read from STDIN

The program can repeatedly send the same request. ie, it sends the request and when the response is completed it repeats the procedure. using the -r option, you specify the number of times to send the request. with the -i option, you specify the amount of time (in seconds) to repeat for. with -i, the request which is in-process when the timeout is reached is allowed to complete, and the program stops after that.

The -k option causes the Host: header to be included in the request. specify the hostname to send, or specify . and the hostname used will be the one from the url specified with -u.

The -j option allows specifying arbitrary HTTP headers to include in the request. the -j option can be used multiple times to add multiple HTTP headers. Put the argument in quotes if the header has spaces in it. For example: -j Max-Forwards: 0 -j Pragma: no-cache

The -s option limits data transfer rates to simulate real web clients with slow connections. Typical transfer rates:
modem: 3000
isdn: 10000

The -t option sets the timeout which defines a connect/read/write error. default is 15 seconds.

The -e option defines the behavior when the timeout is exceeded. by default, the current request is terminated and the next request is started, but using -e causes the program to exit after the first timeout/failure.

The -y option causes causes the program to randomly close the connection before
the request is completed. specify a number between 0.0 and 1.0 which is proportional to how often the client will randomly hangup. hangups may occur during send or receive, and occur proportional to the number of data packets sent. thus you may need to play around with the -c parameter a bit to find a reasonable hangup frequency.

The -w option causes the program to resolve the hostname before every post. normally, the hostname is resolved into ip-address once at the program start.

Signal Mode Operation
The program responds to the usr1 and usr2 signals allowing stopwatch-style operation of the statistics reporting.
1) run post with -i option. set to a large runtime
2) use kill -USR1 to reset the statistics
3) use kill -USR2 to print statistics
4) use kill -TSTP to stop/start posting. (toggle switch)
5) use kill -TERM to end program
steps 2,3,4 can be repeated during a single program run. if posting is stopped, statistics are reset when posting is started again.

* Benchmarking Client Mode Operation *
This mode is used when the post program will be managed by a benchmarking server. The port specified with -c is connected to, and the post program sends data on this port during operation. When in client mode operation, the signal mode operation is altered:
SIGUSR1 causes posting to start
SIGUSR2 causes posting to stop
other signals operate as before. the program will begin in the stopped state. at the completion of every request, the program sends a message to the benchmarking server. currently these are 1-byte bessages:
0x00 nothing
0x10 request successful
0x11 connect error
0x12 send error
0x13 receive error
0x14 server error
0x15 disconnect error
0x16 send hangup
0x17 receive hangup

Livejournal posting utility with a beautiful Aqua interface.

Here are some key features of "zlj post":

· iTunes music detection (song/album/author)
· Log-in/password storing
· Mood setting
· Security setting
· Posting to communities
· MD5 password encryption on the fly
· Password saving option
· Widget minimization
· Auto-minimization option
· Tags support.


Whats New in This Release:

· Ctrl-enter sending
· Refined look
· Enter and tab navigation through the widget.

Easy Post - if you ever wanted to post pictures, videos, or any other kind of binary files to the Usenet newsgroups, then you probably know how frustrating this can be, especially if you want to post them in yEnc format. However, with the right tool, this process can be greatly simplified.

Easy Post is a useful application designed for easy posting of binary files to the newsgroups.

Here are some key features of "Easy Post":

· Very easy posting of files to the Usenet - drag and drop files to the program, select newsgroups to post to, type a subject and click "Post" button and they are away
· Stay in control of the process - Files can be sorted by filename or by file size (both ascending or descending) and posted in that order
· Ability to configure account automatically - Simply click "Get Default" button and you get account settings transferred from Outlook Express to Easy Post
· More control - You can stop posting at any time and also if there is an error, incorrectly posted files stay in listview and are marked with red color
· Automation - It does a number of small tasks for you - splits large messages, automatically inserts new newsgroups in the list, marks subjects with file counters and more
· Free of charge

HTML Post description
The HTML Post Opera widget allows you to quicly write messages with HTML tags The HTML Post widget for Opera browser is used to quickly write messages in forums and blogs where use of HTML tags is allowed.

The HTML Post widget has a preview button to view the "compiled" message before posting it.

Requirements:

· Opera 9 or later

Post-@ is a new and powerful community-building device combining all of the features of traditional chatting and messaging applications. A real-time Internet communications tool, Post-@ allows users to transform Web sites into meeting places rather than depending on categorized Web-based communities. Major features include locating Post-@ users via Web sites, sharing files, posting notes to any Web site,chatting, sending e-mail or instant messages, maintaining a buddy list, viewing user profile pages and searching user bookmarks. The newest version of Post-@ includes a revolutionary file-sharing capability. Unlike traditional file transfer applications, any Internet surfer can actually search and pull files from the PC of Post-@ users who are online. This technology enables users to turn their PC into a small Web server where they can host their own sites without the hassle and expense of a provider.

Post Office description
Post Office is a small and simple mail server for Windows Post Office is a mail server for Windows.

Handles all incoming and outgoing mail for your local network as well as fetching mail from external accounts.

Post Office includes a small web server which can be used to provide your company web page or intranet.

The mail server uses the standard POP3 and SMTP mail protocols.