Gnome Locker Password safe for Linux

Having just re-entered the C++ programming area, I built this to re-learn C++ and the GTKMM GTK C++ wrapper system.

This allows you to create and edit lists of passwords and other information in a DES-encrypted secure method. The output file is encrypted with a passphrase, and only unencrypted within the program.

PassLocker password safe

This is a DES-enabled encryption program to save passwords in a safe, secure method. This requires the JDOM 1.1 library to run.

StarTeam Application to recursively add directories and files

This is a simple application to add files and directories recursively into a StarTeam repository. This requires the JDom 1.1 and Xerces-J libraries to work.

StarTeam CompareLabel application

A simple java application to compare two labels. This java application requires the presence of the StarTeam SDK jar files in the classpath.

ClearCase Tips n Tricks

ct lsco
List all checkedout files in the current directory.
ct lsco -r
Same as above with the flag "-r" recursively looks in sub directories.
ct lsco -me -cview -all
List all files that are checkedout by me in the current view.
ct find ./ -branch 'brtype(branch-name)' -print
Find all files of the specified branch name.
ct lsprivate
List all private files in current view.
find . -print | xargs cleartool mkelem -mkpath -nc

Decryption perl script

This is a simple perl script I wrote for myself, to encrypt and decrypt INI file parameters, so that passwords weren't saved in cleartext.

The format of the files should be:

<propertyname>=%%Encrypted:<propertyvalue>%%

Running encryption.pl as follows on the file will encrypt everything after the "Encrypted:" tag up to the "%%" ending.

perl encryption.pl <passphrase> <filename>

Running decryption.pl on it will yield a properly formatted INI file with all the encrypted parameters decrypted into cleartext.

perl decryption.pl

MP3 File Info Administrator

This is an application I wrote for my own use. It allows manipulation of the ID3 tags, both v1 and v2.3.0. It is based on the JID3 java library written by Paul Grebenc (http://jid3.blinkenlights.org/).

Let me know if there are any problems with it. Some problems may seem like an application error, but are actually data issues with the data in the ID3 tags. I'll be happy to help debug any problems...

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