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Author | Tom Fotherby (dink) |
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Netutils is a set of command line utilities.
It includes:
- b2m: calculates bytes to megs, I use this utility when i burn cd's
- cat: like the unix version, but a lot faster
- crc: calculates the crc/creates&checks .sfv for file(s)
- fc: compares 2 files, byte-for-byte
- ftime: changes the timestamp for all the files in the current directory to the current time.
- key: displays scancode in hex & decimal for the key you pressed
- kill: kills a process, use in conjunction with ps
- locase: same as ftime, but converts the filenames to lowercase
- mp3nice: makes all the mp3s in the current directory look un-lame. example: "the_orb_-_S.A.L.T-rns.mp3" becomes "the orb - S.A.L.T.mp3"
- ps: shows a list of processes (by [zuko] w/dink mods, new: list&kill process by search string)
- slicer.com: run this in a dosbox, lets some old dos apps that take 100% cpu chill out by releasing timeslices while waiting for a keypress
- sock: shows a list of opened sockets
- soclose: closes a socket, use with sock
- speed: displays realtime statistics on an ethernet interface
- temp: converts fahrenheit -> celcius or vice-versa. use temp c18 or or temp f64
- which: searches your path for a certain file
- whois: get information on a domain name
- clnt: tests the tcp/ip throughput between 2 machines (or localhost)
- srv: run this on one machine, then run 'clnt [hostname/ip of machine w/srv running