Further, please note that this software is provided ``as is'', without any express or implied warranties, and so on, and so forth. In fact, for all you know it will reformat your disks and mail me your password files, and you should treat it accordingly.
Finally, please send any useful modifications, comments, or observations to me, so that I can maintain and improve these programs.
I've moved my older software to another index page. The software on this page is (mostly) either in finished form or still being developed.
zipfile.py is a simple module for reading PKZIP style archives (such as Java .jar files). It can read the .ZIP file's table of contents, and optionally extract members (representing them as file-like objects). It uses zlib for decompression.
I also have some stale python code: DNS and SunRPC curiosa.
A very simple major mode for editing OpenStep/Rhapsody/MacOSX plists: plist-mode.el.
The U.S. Government has recently changed its export restrictions for cryptographic software. I will soon be adding my old crypto stuff to this page.
Right now the only thing in this section is an implementation of CAST-128 (aka CAST5) as described in RFC 2144. This can also be used as part of Andrew Kuchling's Python Cryptography Toolkit.