I've written numerous little programs that I want to dump on you. No, in all honesty I just would like to reach these programs online whenever I want, as a sort of backup, because I do use them myself.

Natally

Natally is a NAT/VPN program that works on a Linux host that cannot do tun/tap (Like many VPS's). It requires basic iptables functionality and be able to create raw and packet sockets. Natally blowfish/AES encrypts its traffic to the client. Here is Natally's homepage.

Wildcarddnsd

Wildcard DNS is a non-caching, non-recursing DNS server that serves authoritative answers for A, AAAA, NS, PTR, CNAME, SOA, TXT and MX resource records. It serves both IPv4 and IPv6. Here is WildcardDNSd's homepage.

Cryologd

Cryologd is a plug-in to existing syslogd and encrypts log files. It uses public key cryptography to encrypt log files and tries to make sure that the private key never touches the disk. Cryologd uses OpenSSL library of crypto API's. Here is Cryologd's homepage.

Fire IRC client

Fire is a modular IRC client. It has a bare-bones infrastructure called fire which only replies PING-PONGS. With shared memory the program ash and smoke can read from fire and the program fan can write to the IRC session. With a bit of shell scripting fire can be made a fully functional IRC client. Fire is SSL-capable. Works on OpenBSD and FreeBSD, not tested on Linux. Here is the fire download page.