NoTTL

http://www.intrarts.com/Files/modttl.tgz has been around since June of last year (iirc), and does the same thing without using the APE framework, and has the ability to work with even non-Cocoa applications. While I know that well-written APE haxies can make a system unstable, I can't see why APE would be used for something like this. In case you don't know what this program does, it twiddles with packet TTL's and can be used to share iTunes music libraries across a university LAN, for example.

http://www.intrarts.com/Files/modttl.tgz has been around since June of last year (iirc), and does the same thing without using the APE framework, and has the ability to work with even non-Cocoa applications. While I know that well-written APE haxies can make a system unstable, I can't see why APE would be used for something like this. In case you don't know what this program does, it twiddles with packet TTL's and can be used to share iTunes music libraries across a university LAN, for example.