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ExifCleaner is a cross-platform desktop app for cleaning metadata from images, videos, PDFs and other files. With ExifCleaner you can keep file sizes to a minimum and keep potential attackers from being able to use your GPS and device metadata.

namefix.pl is a cross-platform batch file renaming utility first released in 2006. It automates the cleanup of large sets of filenames using regular expressions and configurable rules. Features include handling of whitespace, punctuation, extensions, directory processing, safe overwrite checks, and dry-run mode. Both command-line and Tk GUI interfaces are provided. The project was created by Jacob Jarick and is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

GPRename is a complete batch renamer for files and directories coded in GTK2-Perl.

This little tool will scan your .HFS filesystem for files with "????UNIX" codes and tries to correct them. Currently supports .sit, .zip, and .pdf

The OpenMAP business suite has been actively developed since 2011. The suite provides everything a typical DMS needs: * user and group management * data access management * e-mail account management * synchronized, offline mode capable file drive * document management system with tagging, indexing and trailing * server side document backup and archiving system The OpenMAP data handling is mostly based on Subversion, further existing software systems are used to implement the...

Simple Movie Catalog will scan a given directory for movies, query imdb for info and generate a catalog in html which offers sorting and grouping of found movies by different criteria. Note: source code has been moved to github: https://github.com/damienlangg/SimpleMovieCatalog

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.

Rdbackup is a small and easy to use backup system based on rsync and ssh. It works with a disk-to-disk backuping strategy where the data are stored on a single backup server. Rdbackup also provides a status monitoring through the SNMP interface.

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.

dProjects is a really simple centralized web and rsync based version control system for small groups. The clients can initiate the file movements from the web interface.

Delete-Temp is a utility that will delete temporary files and/or directories from your computer or a Web server via Secure Shell (SSH). The newest version now has support for non-Windows users, among other changes and improvements.

Data-Collection includes 2 utilities (which can be downloaded separately) that allow for the storing of data from removable storage and searching the data that has been stored.

Tools to Archive to CD/DVD and retrieve file from archive with archive tracking database backend. Tracks multiple copies of files across media, with options to dump and archive MySQL (Remote and local) databases and subversion repositories.

omo (OddManOut) is a small Perl script, which lets you automaticly remove unwanted chars in filenames. It's still in development, and realy not a big thing, but it can be a useful tool.

CDriveBack backs up partitions for Novice End Users. If the user boots the Live-CD, waits for it to settle, then hits enter, their C: Drive will be backed up. There are also advanced options.

MuVOn is a Linux-based application for managing files and playlists on (originally Creative MuVo) mp3 players but can copy files to just about anywhere.

esync-perl is a tool, which is designed to up-/download files via ssh to/from a rootserver. esync can encrypt/decrypt this files with gpg an manage public keys (it also has a key storage). You can use it for safe backup or to safely transmit files.

Software configurations are harsh to maintain when you work on several computers particularly when these configurations depend the platform or a specific host. synconf helps you to maintain/apply these configurations.

A Perl script to download new podcast subscriptions through a command line or cron or whatever mechanism you wish to launch it from, using advanced selection tools. Update: April 7, 2006, Please check out http://iandouglas.com/page.php?2 for more info.

xNamer, a flexible multiple file-renamer. Supports Perl regular expressions for advanced file selection and filename transformations. Cross platform GUI. MS Windows integration.

This project utilizes the iPod's ability to store and display short text files to allow you to view RSS Feeds, Weather Forecasts, Movie Showtimes, and other text documents on your iPod when you are away from your computer

A small tool for renaming many files/dirs at once. Uses Perl + Gtk2

HICA (Hidden Confidential Archives) is a program that allow to the linux user, hide his configuration, cache, cookies, etc. of his Firefox browser to the eyes of users that use your system or account, for then restore it fastly and with little command.