Archive for December, 2007

Linux

Automatically change upload limits in aMule

Every serious home-server should have aMule installed as daemon.
Unfortunately aMule, like all p2p programs, can slow down our connection, even if we aren’t downloading a thing or if we have few downloads remaining, because it use the upload bandwidth to share the downloaded files. We can lower the upload bandwidhth limit but if we lower it too much we will consequently download very slowly.

amule

Instead of continually, manually change the upload limit according to our needs, I use a little script that I wrote, that automatically set the bandwidth limits from the number of downloads in the queue. To use this script we must have the amulecmd utility installed (from source code or from distro packages).
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C, Source Code, USBAutoStart

First public version of USBAutoStart!

USB AutoStart

Usbautostart is a Windows utility that performs autoplay for usb mass storage device. Windows avoid the autoplay on the removable medias for security reasons, but with this program you can bypass this limit and you can choose to launch a program in the usb pen when you plug it.
The program will also close all applications running from the device when you try to “safety remove” it.

Screenshots:

Usb peripheral detection (the red icon on the left is Mozup, the program started from the usb pen):
USB AutoStart Inserting device

Usb removal:
USB AutoStart Removing device

The project is hosted on sourceforge, and it’s released under GPL license, so it’s completely free and open source! :)

Download Usb Autostart