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This package provides a framework-agnostic database backup manager for dumping to and restoring databases from S3, Dropbox, FTP, SFTP, and Rackspace Cloud. Backup the development database to Amazon S3. The S3 backup path will be test/backup.sql.gz in the end, when gzip is done with it. Once installed, the package must be bootstrapped (initial configuration) before it can be used. We recommend using the vagrant configuration supplied with this package for development and contribution. Simply...

Rsync time backup is a shell script that provides Time Machine–style backups using rsync, with a focus on being simple, flexible, and cross-platform. It creates incremental backups of files and directories, placing each snapshot in its own timestamped folder so you can restore files by simply copying them from the backup tree. Unchanged files between backups are represented as hard links, which means you get a full snapshot view of each backup while using minimal additional disk space. The...

A free and open source PHP tool to create Backups of your website (MySQL Database, Folders and Files). The backups are saved in ZIP archives on server. The sPBM script can also restore the MySQL tables in your database from the SQL backup stored in ZIP archive.

Webcomic archive software - simple administrative interface, lightweight and customizable. All of the common features of other online comics, plus some fairly novel ones (such as a calendar view with thumbnails). Please let me know if you use it!

Atreyu was a small PHP-application to archive and manage your DVDs. The project is now dead.

A web-based WYSIWYG editor and website managing software that does NOT use the Rich Text Editor (RTE). Written in PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript, this software is designed to complement the personal and professional web developers gamit of backend tools.

A small and handy tool to list and archive all your CDs and DVDs.

A Complete Project Manager Software, with stats, search and storage included.

Created as a more sensible alternative to MacPorts, Fink, and Homebrew, Pacmac was inspired by Archlinux's pacman, but is not a port. All files except packages are plain text, and all executables are scripts. No compilers are necessary to create packages, just request the package by name and Pacmac will resolve the dependencies for you.