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Fiark
File Transfer Tooling
Fiark is a File Transfer Tool (FTT.) Unlike a backup, an FTT is designed to QUICKLY copy ("float") files between a DIVERSE set of computing environments. -
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DB Web Admin Provides access to your databases through a web interface. It gives users visibility into their SQL Server database instances. DBWA shows users Currently running SQL Queries, Historic Queries, and Fragmented Indexes. DBWA also allows users to kill currently running queries or run their own SQL queries. DBWA is implemented in ASP.NET MVC using C#. Previous Versions supported Oracle(PL/SQL and JSP), MS SQLServer (ASP), and MySQL/ODBC (C#.NET) versions.
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Dir2Encrypt encrypt a folder with privat files and subfolders into a single password protected archive file. The archive file can be a zip file or a self extracting exe file. Microsoft Net Framwork 2 has to be installed.
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We are a little group from norway who has a unix OS project called elran. And we need a package system like emerge and dpkg/apt-get and that is what we are planning to create now.
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AVD is a continuation of the swim project. The goal is to create a suitable SQL server from swim's not-installed DB, and to maintain the swim client. AVD will be used as a gBootRoot method.
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FDPM is a package manager for FreeDOS. It should replace the ZIP file format, in which FreeDOS is distributed now, in the future.
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