Only experienced Unix system administrators should attempt to use Midas. Source is available as a compressed tar file. It does this by selecting a subset of the rows from the table, and writing them to a temporary file. It then starts your text editor on this file. When you exit the editor, it determines the changes that you have made by comparing the file to an original version, and then does the appropriate inserts, deletes, or updates to the database table.
Source is available as a compressed tar file.
This version of ntalkd, derived from 4.3 BSD talkd, supports both the old and new talk protocols, under SunOS 4.1.3 and Solaris 2.4. Source is available as a compressed tar file. It also allows specific login shells to indicate the status of accounts, so that, for example, users with locked accounts can be denied access to e-mail services. Source is available as a compressed tar file. It then sends a complaint to the appropriate abuse address.