Houdahspot mac torrent software#
Houdahspot mac torrent code#

I think at some point I'm going to look at turning it into a menu item instead that allows you to quickly select which proxies to enable, although for now this is a pretty decent solution. usr/local/bin/growlnotify -image '$imagepath' -m 'Proxy Server is now $proxyState.' -t 'Proxy Server $capProxyState' If [[ `scutil -proxy | grep HTTPEnable | awk ' # more options exist other than these, run 'networksetup -listallnetworkservices' from the terminal # but you'll have to figure it out yourself with the 'scutil' and 'networksetup' command-line tools # (for forwarding web traffic, especially useful through an SSH tunnel). # Currently, this script will activate and deactivate an already-specified SOCKS proxy server

Houdahspot mac torrent code#

Here's the complete code for the script.bash file after the changes: Really only the bash script needs to be edited (the AppleScript just updated a message). It also gives you the ability to edit backup files and restore them to your iPhone/iPod Touch, so you can do many things that you could not do before, e.g. I downloaded the program ToggleProxy by Jeremy Cutler, and then edited the script.bash and AppleScript file in the applications Resource folder (in Contents). iBackupBot can export SMS messages, notes, and address book to a text file or an Excel file. If anyone else happened to have a similar problem regarding quickly switching a proxy on/off, I thought I'd share the solution I've come up with so far. I remember reading somewhere that it would be using Outlook. If it was me I would wait for the future version of Microsoft Office. I went through versiontracker, although I feel like I'm missing quite a bit still. what am I missing? I'm on the fence as to whether or not I should get MS Office 2008, and I'm waiting for CS5 before I spend any money on Adobe stuff.

Houdahspot mac torrent software#

Some of the more common software I've remembered to download/buy so far includes Adium, iWork '09, Papers, Transmission, Transmit (is there a better FTP client?), VLC, Vidalia/Tor (since I'm in China), Skype, Perian, and Flip4Max WMV, as well as some obscure things like Mac-Fetion, IMKQIM, and Atlantis. So I'm finally back on a Mac (top-end 15' macbook pro), and I've been trying to get everything set up to my liking, but I can't help but feel like I'm forgetting a bunch of very useful programs.