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flickrsync is a command line tool written in Perl that aims to backup a complete directory structure to Flickr. It creates separate albums on Flickr based on the directory structure of the images. The main goal is to upload all pictures without requiring to move them to new folders. It relies on a few Perl packages mainly to handle HTTP requests and the file system. You should create Your own Flickr API keys, authentication token and add them to the application after You have downloaded it.

...The following scripts are included: tag2fname - this is a command-line tool to rename a number of files using the information extracted from audio tags in a specified format. tag2fname.dialog - a dialog-based interface for tag2fname. fname2tag - another command-line tool to convert file names into audiotags using a specified format. batchtag.dialog - a dialog-based tool for batch tag editing. tagedit.dialog - dialog-based tool for editing individual audio file tags.

brn is a Perl-based command-line tool designed to ease the task of bulk renaming a large number of files. Started as a fork of the standard perl 'rename' tool, this project has since mutated significantly and is still undergoing rapid flux.

plsync is a lightweight remote file synchronization software much like rsync, written entirely in Perl. It features a Perl module, a command line tool and a Network daemon. It is aiming at low ressource consumption (RAM, CPU) and maximum portability.

Multiple secure copy program (mscp/dscp) is a command-line tool for distributing files to multiple hosts at once.

A simple command line tool for editting and querying the global email alias file (usually /etc/aliases).