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BackBox seamlessly integrates with network monitoring and NetOps platforms and automates configuration backups, restores, and change detection. BackBox also provides before and after config diffs for change management, and automated remediation of discovered network security issues.
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Multiuser BBS/Internet Server Software for multiple platforms including Windows and Linux (legacy versions maintained for DOS and OS/2). Multithreaded modular C/C++ project that includes Telnet, FTP, and Mail servers and support for popular DOS doorgames.
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Artica For Postfix
Full SMTP/Mail server Appliance in 5 minutes
An SSL Postfix Management Interface in PHP/Ajax that handles all postfix parameters including Virtual Domains in LDAP.It handles all securities features by implementing all addons like Spamassassin,Clamav,Milter-greylist,amavis within technical skills -
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this project is to make some program for merger file excel. using pascal based, specially free-pascal.
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The only software you need to increase cash flow, optimize resource utilization, and take control of your assets and inventory.
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MOdular POlylogue CONnection (or "mopocon" or "mpcn-o") is aimed at building up a platform which combines all current ways of written digital communication including e-mail, instant messaging, etc.
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MacBlaze is an open source project for porting the functionality of the Classic Mac listserver application Autoshare over to Mac OS X utilizing freeware compilers such as FreePascal and GNU Pascal.
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Very small utilities that encode/decodes files into/from base64 respectively. Completely written in Pure Pascal (from version 2) they should compile in every Pascal compiler known to man.
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