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    staySafe Backup

    staySafe Backup

    A backup script designed for CMS like Typo3, Wordpress and many more

    staySafe Backup is an universal backup tool. This script can backup any server that has ssh or ftp and a mysql database. Once configured correctly it recognizes the used CMS and get the database parameter from the configuration of the CMS. But you can backup any server even if you dont use an CMS.
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    Perl based script for monitoring Legato Networker Servers. It's look like nsrwatch program, with additional features. You can monitor device, sessions, session on single device, group status (completion, work list), pendings, messages in single window.
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    A script to automatically backup the primary disk on a secondary one. In case of disaster you can simply invert the disks order and boot up again with your fully functional system. It\'s based on the powerful rsync tool.
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