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    CopyRightNoticeGenerator

    Shell script and template for the GPL copy right notice.

    $. What it does? This tool walks down through the source directory tree. Within each directory node, it reads the files. By the file extension, you can specify which kind of the files to be read. While iterating those files, it inserts the comment lines for the copyright notice into each of them. Finally, the new files are written to the corresponding directory node under the destination directory tree
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    New Server Setup
    New Server Setup was designed from the floor up to be a one stop solution for standardising, installing and configuring new server installs within an Educational Establishment. It has grown from a basic AD Structure import tool to be a comprehensive installer that covers many aspects and processes that need to be completed in a logical manner to achieve the highest quality result. This script takes the hassle out of having to manually create OU's, GPO’s and File Structures leaving you...
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