PDNUG metting was really awesome. Lots of people and it turned out great. I think that Paco, Erik, Joseph and I all realy knocked their socks. Paco’s presentation showed them, what one person said, how easy it is with the ability to take their projects and basicly drag and drop the same file generated in their current setup, using all the same tools they have been using, and have it just work on a Linux or Mac box. I think he dropped their jaws a bit with that one. :-) It was just awesome.

Anyways, I tested and tested and my managed POP3 client libraries are working perfectly as far as I can tell. Works on Gmail, whatever my isp runs, Qmail, and a few NT based email servers. I use them in my new blogging client and they are very nice. Released under a MIT X11 base licence and works on Mono and MS.NET and should work on dotGNU. http://polystimulus.com/net-pop3.tar.gz

If anyone didn’t know already my SNMP libraries are up and running in the SVN and have been for a while. Full SNMP get, set, walk, and get-next support on any platform mono can run on. Current limitations are that it has no mib support (only OID strings) and doesn’t take oid values above 32768 (easy fix but I’m to lazy). Its very stable and works on anything I can find and offers an alternative to using Java for a cross platform common method of doing SNMP (the only other method I could find besides using NET-SNMP/UCD-SNMP but I personally dispise them as do others I know). Sources can be found in the “net-snmp” module in the Mono SVN. (svn://svn.myrealbox.com/source/trunk/mono/net-snmp) Got an email this is in some various hardware vendor configuration software for setuping network equipment and stuff. Good to see that people could benifit from my code to solve the same problems I had. :-)

More goodies later! :-)