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Having slept on this, it now occurs to me that a DOS attack while using this would be rather nasty. Perhaps I'll try to find a more suitable adaptation for those scripts.

I recently enabled the Firewall logger (Sharing Preference Pane) and watched the traffic in my console for a bit - then I realized I could probably route the contents of the log into Growl to see what's happening. The result is these two files: ipfw-notify: #/bin/sh while read; do echo $REPLY | sed ...

I feel that Bezel is appropriate for things which the system should tell you anyway - i.e. network notifications. That said, I currently use Smoke for just about everything, so technically, no, I don't use Bezel.

The install.sh files (or at least growlnotify's) shipped with Growl need to be run as root. I didn't realize this at first and was told simultaneously that I lacked permission to install, and that the installation was succcessful. The install script should really look something like this: #!/bin/sh ...