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Papra is a minimalist document management and archiving platform created to help individuals and teams store, organize, and retrieve digital documents with simplicity and accessibility at its core. Papra provides basic yet essential capabilities like uploading files, managing archives, creating organizations for shared access, and performing full-text searches, all within a responsive and user-friendly interface that works across devices. The project’s focus on long-term storage and...

SysBackup helps you Be Prepared to recover from disasters of different types as well as collect the data you need to respond to the day-to-day information requests you get from your user community SysBackup is designed to perform automated one-step full backups that are as fine-grained as you need for easy data retrieval, written to local and/or remote network storage, optionally encrypted for security on public systems, in automatically pruned daily, weekly and monthly rotations, using...

Backup P2P is a peer to peer application doing automated and secured backups inside a community (Jabber, XMPP). Each user shares some available space on his disk with others, to be able in return to remotely backup some of his own data.

Web based archiving system for community radio stations. Includes podcasting, xml indexes, complete control over accessibility of content. Programmers can place descriptions of individual shows. Administrator can control downloadability, whether podcast.

AFRS utilizes the Linux inotify kernel tool to monitor your filesystem for file changes, records or displays those changes and if desired, replicates those changes in near real time to other systems running AFRS using rsync. AFRS can also be used as a li

NasBackup is high-performance backup solotion for backup Windows PCs to network disks on Linux or Windows server. It can replace traditional tape backup. Only file differences are send over the network. NasBackup offer p2p backup community service.

A collection of tools and toys created by and maintained by the contributors of the community.quay.net forums and donated to the open source community.

The purpose of this site is to provide many commonly used (and many not-so-commonly used) binary RPM packages for the Linux community. These RPMs are all designed to be LSB-compliant, and thus, designed to work on all LSB-compliant distributions.