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Master of My Domain is the solution for keeping track of your domain names, server information, monitoring server uptime and monitoring expiration dates with iCal integration!
Features
Features
- Built from the ground up for MacOS X (Universal Binary)
- iCal syncing of your domain expirations
- 256 Bit Blowfish Encryption
- Password protection keeps unwanted eyes away from your domain libraries
- Store an unlimited number of domain names
- WhoIs lookup automatically gets registrar and expiration date for most domains
- Scanner lets you
What's New
Version 1.7.4:
MOMD:
- Can now shift-tab to move backwards through fields
- Fixed Auto Release Pool issues and other freeze-ups with scanning domains
- Fixed Auto Release Pool issues and other freeze-ups with scanning domains
- Fixed an issue where the menubar icon would jump around
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Downloads:6,157 |
| Version Downloads:1,099 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:13 Nov 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $20.00 |
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Master of My Domain is the solution for keeping track of your domain names, server information, monitoring server uptime and monitoring expiration dates with iCal integration!
Features
Features
- Built from the ground up for MacOS X (Universal Binary)
- iCal syncing of your domain expirations
- 256 Bit Blowfish Encryption
- Password protection keeps unwanted eyes away from your domain libraries
- Store an unlimited number of domain names
- WhoIs lookup automatically gets registrar and expiration date for most domains
- Scanner lets you quickly see which (if any) domain names are offline
- Schedule periodic scans of your domains and get SMS or Email notifications when they go down
- Import/Export full domain libraries with CSV support
- FTP login tester ensures you've entered the correct credentials for your domain
- Companion menu bar app MOMD Scanner will scan domains for uptime periodically and can SMS or Email you if a domain goes down
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FluffyKittyMeow reviewed on 10 Aug 2009
I just purchased version 1.7 today though after looking at the documentation and seeing the bug fixes etc and let me tell you the flaws from earlier versions are fixed and the new features are awesome!
I've been following this small company for several years with TimeNet (which is use religiously for my graphic design & website contracts). They seem to be super busy, but when a large customer base gives them good feedback and lets them know about bugs they fix them quickly.
I honestly think they put some time into this update and fixed the issues people were having before. I'm stoked!
I give it 5 stars in version 1.7.
When is the iPhone app coming out? OMG yes! I'm sick of storing this private data in the notes app :(
Nice work AppleSource.
TenguTech reviewed on 20 Apr 2009
I would have posted most of this on their support forums, but I am still waiting for the confirmation email to join :(
* If you have not entered any domains, and you click the 'scan domains' button the program falls over with the error message:
An exception of class OutOfBoundsException was not handled. This application must shutdown.
* Dates are display in the USA date format, whatever the setting on your computer are.
* The program works out information about the whois for a domain by doing a http request to various sites, then screen scraping. Which doesn't always work. Wouldn't it be better to use the 'whois' terminal command locally?
* Expire dates for domains are sometimes a seeming random date.
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aljuk reviewed on 30 Sep 2008
The only things: .org and .net don't seem to show pulled info, but I can add it myself. All my other domains show everything and I have no problem syncing into iCal.
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It scans domains well and fast. It launches domains well and fast. But it has problems with registrar and expiration dates. I tested it with several domain names. Out of half-a dozen .com and .info names (all registered for years), it was only able to identify registrar for one, and expiration date for none. Regarding national domain names, it did not work for any of those I tested.
Domain Tracker continues to work much better, but seems no longer to be updated. If Master of my Domains could finally work properly, I might well be interested to buy it - but certainly not as long as it has such weaknesses.
(I am on iMac Intel.)
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aljuk reviewed on 14 Aug 2007
How can any "developer" have the audacity to re-list this broken pile of crap and try to obtain payment for it?
It's tantamount to fraud.
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dihakz reviewed on 07 Aug 2007
1. Trial version will show you nothing, encouraging you to buy before you've had the chance to adequately decide if it is worth it.
2. Serial number takes about a WEEK to arrive.
3. Support emails will mostly go ignored, deny you have any sort of problem (even if it is crashing consistently).
4. Any attempts to resolve, including, but not limited to, requesting a refund will similarly go ignored. Customer service is about as good as the quality of programming and technical support: NIL!
Unfortunately, I really have thrown my money away. I'm left with a piece of garbage that will not run, and a hole in my bank account where my money once was. I tried to resolve the dispute with PayPal and with the developer. A refund is not given, nor were my issues even addressed. I really hope that this will help someone out there before they decide to drop any money on it.
One more thing: I think they're a scam. The trial version is so badly limited, that you feel almost required to buy, just to TRY it. Once you buy, it takes eons to receive a serial number. Only then do you discover that it crashes incessantly making it completely unusable. Support is a joke.
Learn from my mistake!!
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aljuk reviewed on 11 Jul 2007
1. It took multiple attempts, quits and restarts to input any site data.
2. It kept losing site data, text mysteriously vanishing where I had filled it in.
3. It kept quitting itself: "an exception of NilObjectException..." etc.
4. The WhoIs lookup didn't work at all at first. Subsequently only incomplete details were fetched. ("Registrar Unknown"), even though the info is all available at WhoIs. Didn't fetch any expiration dates nor contact details.
5. The WhoIs info sidebar arbitrarily filled with random HTML
6. The data fields aren't lockable, they're always active (not that the data stays for long anyway)
7. 50% of the time site data was lost when the app was quit and restarted.
8. Scanning Sites for any more than one site resulted in a hang and a force quit.
This could be a great app with some development. I'm disappointed as it was something I was looking for.
skilip reviewed on 14 May 2007
'An exception of class NilObjectException was not handled.
The Application must shut down.'
Just as BILL W I've sent AppleSource an e-mail on which the answer was equally unsatisfying. I also feel like I've thrown away my money.
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Aug 2005