Search Results for "busybox"

vnStatSVG should be the best web front-end to vnStat (a network traffic logger). It only requires a CGI-supported http server setup but also generates a great graphical report with SVG. NO PHP REQUIRED! It works for Linux server, cluster and even for a busybox based embedded Linux system. It has been tested with Apache, Nginx and even the lightweight httpd server of Busybox. vnStatSVG is friendly to generic Linux hosts, servers, embedded Linux systems and even Linux clusters...

Shweb is a tiny web server written in shell script, POSIX compliant with most used small unix shell interpreters, like ash (busybox included), dash, and bash also. Support for static pages. Works in conjunction with any superdaemon like [x]inetd.

MikroConf is a command line administration interface for Linux-based embedded systems (linux/uclibc/busybox), which can be easily extended with new administration modules using the Tcl programming language.

BusyBoxDotNet is an ASP.NET library targeting UI enhancements in web applications. It provides libraries and web controls to ease otherwise time consuming tasks and provides support and seamless integration with the latest Ajax technologies.

SPBLinux: modular mini distribution running completely in RAM, can be booted from USB, based on Busybox and Midnight Commander, optional with DirectFB and (since version 2.1) Mozilla; it is possible to create/modify own modules inside SPBLinux.

teit is a simple bash script to find your external ip on the command line. teit is useful if you are running something such as busybox or the CLI to find your dynamic ip. It does the same thing as ipchicken or whatismyip except on the command line.

A continuation of the Small Linux Project with a new team of developers. Small Linux is a distro which is designed to run on low-spec computers (386 and 2-3 mb of ram). Built upon uClibc and Busybox.

SgLinuxOS is small Linux distribution based on LFS(LinuxFromScratch) using uClibc and busybox, running live from ide cdrom.

BeastieBox is an attempt to create a "BusyBox"-like software under the BSD License. The target of this project is to be able to run a functionnal BSD UNIX system with a very limited amount of memory.