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BlockSync is a command line tool written in Java, designed to synchronize single large files (such as virtual disk images) across networks with limited bandwidth. It makes use of MD5 hashing to only transfer the data that needs to be transferred. Ideal for use in command line scripts.

A command line tool for text file analyis, filtering, splitting and reporting. Runs under Java (1.5+), supports plugins written in Groovy. Has nix and win batch files in distributions.

XmlFind is a small tool to extract data from an xml file in a format adapted to a classical Unix Shell pipeline. Think of it as a kind of find command that act on the content of a (or a set of) xml files.

Command line tool written in Java, that automaticly unpacks (password protected) RAR-Archives or multi-part RARs, if all belonging files are complete. It is designed to do unrar jobs on Linux-based NAS-Devices when downloading from Rapidshare & co.

A Java-based command-line tool for automatically removing old backups selectively. It can be used when you already make daily backups on disk, and want to clean them up while still keeping some of the ones made weeks, months or years ago.

Synclair is a tool for diff'ing and synchronizing directories. It also includes a utility to find duplicate files (by name, or md5 hash). It is a command line tool, written in Java.

Daemon4J is a helpful ghost for those who - dont like Java startup speed, esp. when the actual program needs only a second - dont know the classpath to use - want to hide Java behind an innocent command line tool - are not ready for the Big Serve