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smart_open is a Python library for streaming very large files from local or remote storage through a familiar file-like interface. It acts as an extended replacement for Python's built-in open function. Supported backends include Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, HDFS, WebHDFS, HTTP, HTTPS, SFTP, and local filesystems. Data can be read or written without first downloading an entire remote object to disk. Transparent compression and decompression are supported for multiple...

Dropbox replacement done in python. Pluggable Backends, available are ftp and sftp (ssh).

Quamachi is a Hamachi GUI for Linux. It was designed by Xavion. Hamachi is a zero-configuration VPN service. It was designed by LogMeIn. Use Quamachi if you want to: * Access VPNs via a mature GUI * Browse remote Samba file-shares * Remotely control via SSH and VNC * Flexibly choose optional dependencies

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OGSS uses Python and libgmail to allow you to control your computer via SMS.

UDPonTCPproxy proxies UDP traffic from a set of ports over TCP tunnels. Server side NAT's the UDP ports to a chosen destination, then sends back destination's replies. Usefull to tunnel UDP over SSH tunnels to things like license or game servers.

A simple python based tool for toggling the state of SSH Server in Debian systems featuring a small GTK2-GUI.

Fried to Friend copy. Copy files from your client to your friends client via SFTP. Dyndns recommended. With jobcontrol and autoresuming.

A Python IRC Console Client. I use it to tunnel irc through ssh when I'm at the university. It isn't finished yet, but works quite well for me. The base work is done, but I will revise most of the code soon, so it will be more structured hopefully.

Do you have to connect to a lot of systems, using ssh, telnet, vnc and/or rdesktop? The Connection Manager lets you configure all of these connections, and access them by name, so you aren't forced to remember how to connect to each system.

ezUnison automates synchronizing files between sets of computers connected through SSH or Gaim, monitoring the filesystem in real-time, and notifying the user of conflicts by modifying the filenames of conflicting files.