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Cocoa contains Objective-C classes for use in Mac OS X programs.

syswatch

is a collection of scripts (run by cron) that monitor various [UNIX] system aspects. Although fairly simple in concept they've proved surprisingly effective in practice, catching common problems and allowing one person to maintain a number of servers. Each reports via email.

Cocoa	22 K
cs_Error	General error class.
cs_IntDictionary	Similar to NSDictionary but using integer keys instead of objects: id a = [d objectForIntKey: 3];
cs_NSString_Additions	Extended functionality and convenience methods for NSString.
cs_UniqueNameManager	Maintains unique names for items in a collection: @"page 1", @"page 2", @"footnotes page"
cs_Utils	Miscellaneous utilities.
syswatch	26 K
chk_disk_use	Warn if any disks are 90%+ full.
chk_for_stale_POP_locks	Move stale POP lock files out of the way.
chk_is_named_running	Check for named process, try to restart it if it's not running.
chk_processes	Warn if any unknown processes are currently running.
chk_syslog_msgs	Scan system message log for todays errors.
extract_mail_stats	Extract sendmail stats from syslog file, saving result.
gen_mail_report	Actually produce a report
list_mailbox	Nice list of messages in mbox
packet_count	Collects network traffic statistics [uses netstat]
packet_report	Daily graph of network traffic
report_mail_traffic	Generate and send a report from the extracted mail data.
Utilities	7 K
datestring.pl	OS-independent sprintf for dates and times: "%yesterday%M %0D, %Y" => "May 03, 2004"
short_hostname	Print out just the "base" of the hostname
sw_common.pl	Commonly used fcns ( send_email_msg , is_arg() , pad_str() , etc) and variables ($SW_CONFIG, $GET_DATE, etc)
sw_common.sh	Common fcns and vars for shell scripts