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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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A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development
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Graphical Backup Utility for use with CD Writers to span across CDs when necessary. Provides a method to compare and selective restore data. Uses cdr cdrw disks. Called cdtar!
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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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OpenTMS is a full-function tape management system, similar to the tape management functionality long supported on mainframe computers. It provides commands and an API for storing and retrieving files / data objects to tape volumes in a tape library.
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PRATIMA, an Asynchronous Remote Volume Replicator for Linux: Pratima performs online, real-time, reliable and efficient block level data replication to a remote computer over a network in both synchronous and asynchronous modes for Linux.
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A Simple Tool Kit for Programmers and general users. The purpose of this project is to benefit both the programmers and the end users.
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