EXEC [Growl].[spQueueNotification]
   @Application = N'Test App',
   @Type = N'Executed',
   @Title = N'Test Title',
   @Message = N'Test message\nline two' -- use \n for newline

Other parameters:

-- set to 1 to clear cached Growl objects
--
@ClearCachedObjects = 0

-- The service will look for the icon in Icons folder of
-- installed service and append .png to the name
--
@Icon = 'name'

-- usually only needed if notification has to be
-- forwarded to other Growl instance
--
@Password = 'password'

-- if you want the notification to be forwarded to
-- another Growl instance, it's preferred to setup
-- forwarding in Growl itself
--
@Host = 'hostname'

-- In the rare situation that Growl is not listening on the default
-- port, you can specify the port
--
@Port = '23053'

I decided to host the project on GitHub for two reasons. a) to play around with Git and b) because it is hip
Here is the setup: Sql2Growl_1.1.zip
And here is the git repository url: sql2growl

As soon as the project is in a state I am happy with I will post more information.

The full releasenotes:

• B: On Show click in tray menu, RDM was sent to front if already visible
• B: If no domain is set a \ was added in front of username in MSTSC connect dialog
• I: Improved netmask (read: will use the actual ip netmask) handling for RDP Discovery.

The new release can be downloaded at Sourceforge

One of the changes they made is that /console is no longer there, instead /admin has to be used now to connect to the console session of a Windows 2003 or 2008 server.

The new RDM is compatible with the new RDC tool (as well as the older versions of course).

The full releasenotes:

• I: RDP 6.1 compatibility (Vista SP1, Windows XP SP3, Windows 2008 Server).
• I: Upgraded solution to Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition (build target set to .NET 2.0).
• B: RDP Discovered hosts with multiple IP addresses (but resolving to the same name) are only added once.

The release can be downloaded at: Sourceforge.

Oh and btw, I did not skip versions 1.2 and 1.3 I just did not write a blog post about it.

•  -start flag, if set image will be started after copy (has no effect if image was stopped by vmcopy tool).
• NOOP thread. Will send the NOOP command to the FTP server every 5 minutes. This prevents server disconnects on long (e.g. writing directory XML) inactivity.

New version can be downloaded here: VMWareCopy 0.3

1. Stop the image before copy and resume it afterwards (uses VMWare VIX).
2. Write vmware image directory structure to file including file permissions.
3. Calculate file hashes/checksums of type MD5 and SHA1.
4. Verify the hash of an uploaded file (need support for SITE HASH command, currently available for Gene6 and SimpleFTP).
5. Option to skip copy if none of the files has the Archive bit set.

Just run VMWareCopy without arguments to see all the command line options.Download exe, scripts and source: VMWareCopy 0.2

For those who are interested. The server is based on LightFTPServer by Joel Pobar (http://callvirt.net/blog/). I used icons from the SilkIcons set by Mark James. Took some FileMonitor code from SathishVJ and basically copied the PasswordHash code from Jonathan Bailey.Downloads:SimpleFTP 0.2, Simple FTP Src 0.2