Here you can find tools and applications I have written just for the fun of programming or to make my (professional) life easier. Source is included and they are free. However should you feel the urge to pay me anyway, just drop me an email and I’ll send you my bankaccount 😉

For the Make in Belgium group:
Greenhouse files here
Dropbox/Pakjesbox files here
CenterCircle SketchUp File here
CenterPanel SketchUp File here
MainsLogger PDF here  – MainsLogger PCB here 

TankInhoud
Because an uncle had a problem finding out the remaining content of his fueltank, I came up with an Excel sheet doing the calcutation for him if he measured the remaining height of the fuel left in his tank. It is based on a cylindric tank, measured in metric units and the documents are in dutch.

vFilerStatus – Version: 5.2
A simple Perl script that generates status summary of NetApp Filers/vFilers using SNMP in a web page

ANSI2UTF – Version: 1.02
command line program for DOS/Windows to convert an ANSI-formatted file to UTF-8 formatted file

Also available on request

VB.Net (2005)
Alerter Application to send emails and/or SMS’s based on message files dropped by other applications, or missing heartbeat files or file sizes out of predefined boundaries
Cachelog Application to generate HTML reports from Cisco CacheEngine logs
Databases Application to generate HTML reports from a file generated by scripts on UNIX machines summarizing CPU, memory and disk usage by Oracle databases
DiskSpace Application to generate HTML reports from files acquired via 3 VB scripts about usage of diskspace
Extractor Application that fills a Access or SQL database with PABX information. ASP web page is added to display ‘whitepages’ on an intranet. Info from and to AD was added.
FilerStatus Application that generates HTML page with information about the status of NetApp Filers using SNMP
Prints Application to generate HTML reports from printqueues on Windows Print servers
Tablespaces Application to generate HTML reports from a file generated by scripts on UNIX machines summarizing the tablespace usage from Oracle databases
Visual Basic 6
Actionet Application to control a PBX ‘Actionet’ from a remote location
Alerter Application to send emails and/or SMS’s based on message files dropped by other applications, or missing heartbeat files or file sizes out of predefined boundaries
BMS Application to send emails and/or SMS’s when alarms are triggered by a Building Managment System
CacheLog Application to generate HTML reports from Cisco CacheEngine logs
Databases Application to generate HTML reports from a file generated by scripts on UNIX machines summarizing CPU, memory and disk usage by Oracle databases
Extracter Application that fills a Access or SQL database with PABX information. ASP web page is added to display ‘whitepages’ on an intranet
Faxserver Simple client/server application to use a workstation fax as faxserver. Was just fun to make
GALExtracter Extracts info from Global Access List (Exchange 5.5)
NetHealth Tool to check the ‘up’ status of a network device. Made before MRTG was popular
Netsend Tool to send messages to network-attached objects. Replacement with GUI for ‘Net Send’ command line tool
Prints Application to generate HTML reports from printqueues on Windows Print servers
RunAt Tool to run application on a certain time, intervan etc. Extended the At-command in windows NT
Sandwich Application to allow usersto order their lunch in the morning
SendSMS Tool to send SMS’s
ServerHealth Tool to check the ‘up’ status of servers. Made before MRTG was popular
SiteLister Tool to generate file from database so TERTA sites could be shown on MapPoint.
Spares32 Database applicaties to manage spareparts
TripsTest Tool to test TRIPS (RF protocol of Telxon)
WhitePages Application to search database with contact info (see also Extracter)
Perl
Date2Any Perl routine to convert date of any kind to be used with MRTG config files
INIMakers Tool to make config files of NetApp Filers for MRTG
  • … and a bunch of C programs/tools (DOS based) but list too long. Just drop me an email and I’ll send you the list