Различные интернет соединения требуют соответствующих настроек прокси-сервера, а изменять их вручную реально не просто. Proxy Switcher - полное решение управлением соединениями. Включает: легкое управление списками прокси серверов, тест прокси, и воможность занятия анонимными интернет сёрфингом. - Смена прокси на лету - Атоматическая смена прокси для анонимного сёрфинга - Интеграция с Microsoft Internet Explorer - Гибкий менеджер списков прокси - Тестирование прокси *********************
Proxy Switcher - change proxy settings on the fly
Different internet connections do often require completely different proxy server settings and it's a real pain to change them manually. Proxy Switcher offers full featured connection management solution.
This includes flexible proxy server list management, proxy server tester and anonymous surfing capabilities.
Proxy Switcher Features Change proxy settings on the fly Automatic proxy server switching for anonymous surfing Works with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and others. Flexible proxy list management Proxy server availability testing Anonymous proxy server list download
Smart Protector - Internet Eraser is designed to protect you and your privacy. It deletes all the tracks of your Internet activity. It completely erases your Internet Explorer history, AutoComplete, recent document list, recycle bin, cookies, temporary files (cache), typed URLs (the drop down address list) . You can choose which of these items to erase and which not. Smart Protector - Internet Eraser works with Internet Explorer, AOL, Netscape, MSN and CompuServe. Using Save State/Restore State capability you are able to leave the computer in exactly the same state as it was, so that no one could understand you have used such an eraser. This is useful, as people who use your computer will not wonder where all their history, recent files, cookies etc. have gone.
* proxying and caching of HTTP, FTP, and other URLs * proxying for SSL * cache hierarchies * ICP, HTCP, CARP, Cache Digests * transparent caching * WCCP (Squid v2.3 and above) * extensive access controls * HTTP server acceleration * SNMP * caching of DNS lookups
* Current features: o Based on latest Squid 2.5 STABLE release o Run as a native Windows NT Service o Currently supported build environments: + Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 SP6 + MSYS + MinGW + Cygwin o Multiple Squid service instances are allowed o Full Command line support when running as a service o Automatic Service restart after Squid failure on Windows 2000/XP/2003 o Use PSAPI.DLL for full getrusage() emulation o Internal DNS looks in registry for configured DNS, resolv.conf no more needed o Multithreaded support for standard Squid external helpers or redirectors (pinger, unlinkd, dnsserver) o All squid -k switches (check, debug, interrupt, kill, parse, reconfigure, rotate, shutdown) works o Basic, NTLM and Digest Authentication schema o Native Windows NT Basic and NTLM Authenticators with NTLMv2 support o Cachemgr CGI interface supporting Microsoft IIS and Apache Web Server o SNMP o Revised awin32 async I/O o External ACL native WIN32 group helper for Windows Domains group membership check o OpenSSL Support (experimental binary package available) o ARP acl support (experimental) o Currently supported Windows platforms: + Windows NT 4.0 Workstation and Server SP4 and later + Windows 2000 Professional and Server + Windows XP Professional (Home Edition not tested) + Windows 2003 Server
Current ChangeLog
Some special builds are available on Squid download Page
# Licensing
* Squid (and SquidNT too) is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
# Install:
* If You are upgrading from SquidNT 2.3, please uninstall the old service and merge your old squid.conf in the new squid.conf configuration file. Don't forget to take a look about squid.conf changes on Squid 2.4 and Squid 2.5 pages * Extract the binary archive in the desired directory (default c:\squid) * Read the CompileOptions.txt file * Copy squid.conf.default as squid.conf and mime.conf.default as mime.conf * Edit the squid.conf and change if needed the c:/squid path (use path with '/' char, NOT '\') * Manually create ALL the directories specified in squid.conf, except the contents of the cache directory * Starting with PRE9 revision, squid.exe was moved from bin to sbin directory. Please remove and reinstall SquidNT service to reflect the changes. * squid -i [-f configfile] [-n servicename] (installs the servicename Squid service using the configfile configuration file, default configfile is "c:/squid/etc/squid.conf", default servicename is "SquidNT") * squid -z [-f configfile] (creates the cache directories) * squid -O servicecommandline [-n servicename] (Set in Windows Registry the Squid servicename service command line)
# Uninstall:
* squid -r [-n servicename] (removes the servicename Squid service)
# Usage:
Service mode: * Start: Control Panel/Services: choose "Start" for the "SquidNT" service. * Stop: Control Panel/Services: choose "Stop" for the "SquidNT" service. * squid -h Print help message. * squid -n servicename [-f configfile] -k reconfigure | rotate | shutdown | interrupt | kill | debug | check Send signal to running copy and exit. * squid -O servicecommandline [-n servicename] Set Windows Service Command line options in Registry. * squid -v Print version.
The rest of the (original) cmdline switches when running as a Service must be used once with the -O switch. If multiple service command line options must be specified, use quote.
Don't use the "Start parameters" in the Windows 2000/XP/2003 Service applet: they are specific to Windows services functionality and Squid is not designed for understand they.
This Squid build can support multiple Squid service instances running from the same executable, so the service name MUST be ALWAYS specified when using all -k, -O commands even running only one instance.
Every instance must have a different service name, use different TCP ports, use different logs and cache directory and use a different configuration file. So, when installing the service, if don't using the default settings (c:/squid,SquidNT Service Name), the service name and the associated config file MUST be specified. The same when removing or running squid -k or -O commands.
Command Line mode: * All Squid cmdline switches are available, except the -N (no daemon mode)
# Compiling source code:
* Microsoft build environment: o Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Service Pack 6 o Microsoft latest Core SDK o Native CVS, gawk, perl,sed and patch for NT * MinGW environment: o MSYS 1.0.9 or later o MinGW 3.1.0 or later o Windows API 2.4.0 or later o MSYS Developer Tool Kit 1.0.1 or later * Build environments configuration * How obtain the sources: o Download the auto-generated daily tar.gz archive from Squid download Page or o Get with CVS the nt-2_5 branch from devel.squid-cache.org * Build using Microsoft Visual Studio: o Check ASCII format of all project files, must be DOS (CR+LF) o Check paths on all project files o Verify the Squid options defined in autoconf.h o Check default parameters on squid_mswin.mak file o Check settings on Install files project * Build using MinGW: o From MSYS prompt run:
./configure --prefix=c:/squid --enable-win32-service --enable-default-hostsfile=none make
o For other configure options see Squid FAQ
# Compatibility Notes:
* It's recommended to use / char in Squid paths instead of \ * Paths with spaces (like C:\Programs Files\Squid) are NOT supported by Squid * When using ACL like acl aclname acltype "file" the file must be in DOS text format (CR+LF) and the full Windows path must be specified, for example:
* The WIN32 equivalent of /dev/null is NUL * Squid doesn't know how to run external helpers based on scripts, like .bat, .cmd, .vbs, .pl, etc. So in squid.conf the interpreter path must be always specified, for example:
* When Squid runs in command line mode, the launching user account must have administrative privilege on the system * "Start parameters" in the Windows 2000/XP/2003 Service applet cannot be used
# Known Limitations:
* Squid features not operational: DISKD: needs to be ported - Volunteers are welcome WCCP: cannot work because GRE support on Windows is missing - Volunteers are welcome Transparent Proxy: missing Windows non commercial interception driver * Some code sections can make blocking calls * Some external helpers may not work * File Descriptors number hard-limited to 2048
Weather Check makes getting the latest weather information amazingly easy and accurate. Weather Check bring the latest local weather to your desktop in a small system-tray application that is accessible at anytime, regardless of what's on your screen. View current weather at a glance, or access a complete 7-day forecast in just two clicks of your mouse.
3-in-1: COM, .NET and XML Web service Interest derivatives pricing framework: set contract, set vol/price/interest models and run MC. We also cover: Treasury bonds, Price/Yield, Zero Curve, Fixed-Interest bonds, Forward rates/FRAs, Duration and Convexity.
General Pricing Framework offers the following predefined Models and Contracts:
Volatility Models: Constant Volatility Models, General Deterministic Volatility model, Hull & White Stochastic model of the Variance, Hoston Stochastic Volatility model.
Monte Carlo Princing Engine: Evaluate price estimate accordance to number of iterations or maximum expected error. Evaluate the standard deviation of the price estimate, and the minimum/maximum expected price for a given confidence level.
This product also has the following technology aspects:
3-in-1: .NET, COM, and XML Web services - 3 DLLs, 3 API Docs,... Extensive Client Examples (C#, VB, C++,...) ADO Mediator Compatible Containers (VS 6, VS.NET, Office 97/2000/XP/2003, C++Builder, Delphi 3-2005)
Webmizzle is a simple tool for monitoring current weather conditions worldwide. It uses data that are available to the public (you can see the same images on countless www pages with any web browser). I wrote this program because I felt sick when I had to launch Internet Explorer and then browse through the ads and other crap just to see a satellite image or current temperature. And this is what webmizzle offers: painless access to current satellite images, current temperatures, wind, humidity etc.
ZOC is a well known telnet/SSH/SSH2 client and terminal emulator. It's functions (like typed command history, scrollback, multiple window support, etc.) and solidly implemted emulations make it the preferred tool for people who have to access Unix shell accounts from a Windows platform. Linux admins will feel like sitting on their native console with ZOC's support for colors, meta-keys and local printing.
Besides that, it features widely used terminal emulations like vt102, vt220 and several types of ansi and not so widley used ones like TN3270, TN5250, Wyse, TVI and Sun's CDE. ZOC also features major file transfer protocols like X-, Y- and Zmodem as well as Kermit and others. All these are offered in solid implementations which leave nothing to be desired.
