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A Tcl script synchronizes files (one way) for back up file systems for home use. It has small foot print and support resumed synchronization.
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Xtractor
Extracts multiple ZIP-files without changing the directory structure
A simple tool which search, and unzips all ZIP-files, starting in a given initial directory, without changing the directory structure; which means that every ZIP-file in multiple subdirectories, will be unzipped in the overlaying directory, without creating new (sub-) directories. Simply by executing one single command. No libraries, or installation required; simply execute Xtractor, and start with mass unzipping every single ZIP-file elsewhere in your directory, without changing its structure. -
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The TclVfs project aims to provide an extension to the Tcl language which allows Virtual Filesystems to be built using Tcl scripts only. It is also a repository of such Tcl-implemented filesystems (metakit, zip, ftp, tar, http, webdav, namespace, url)
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Front-end for p7zip, programming in tcl/tk
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A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development
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A personal document management system combining the features of backup, version control and document management tools.
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TclTrf is an extension library to the script language tcl, as created by John Ousterhout. It extends the language at the C-and Tcl-with ``transformer''-commands to encode and compress data. Based on the stacked channels of the tcl core (ability inter
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MyBackupTcl is a software that allows users (or a system administrators) to create the backup of own files in easy and automatic way. It includes bzip2 compression,GNU PGP,dvd and cd ISO,FTP,e-mail,automatic dumping for mysql,SVN,Trac and much more.
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An original bruteforce-based encryption/decryption system. BBE was originally conceived to chat with encrypted text on IRC. mIRC and X-Chat support BBE via script addon. BBE can also encrypt MIME encoded files. Blowfish encryption is currently supported.
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e4Graph is a C++ library and a Tcl binding providing persistent, reliable, cross-platform storage for graph like structures. Please visit http://e4graph.sourceforge.net for more info.
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Metakit is an efficient database library with a small footprint. It's a cross between flat-file, RDBMS, and OODBMS. Keywords: structured storage, transacted, load on-demand, portable, C++, Python, Tcl, instant schema versioning.
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A tool to manage configurations of network devices in CVS, such as Cisco routers and switches, 3COM equipment, and more. Uses a combination of perl and TCL to extract configuration, and dump into a repository. Modules are easily written to support new d
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