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rsync2ipfs-cluster
This tools allows you to sync a remote server with a IPFS-MFS-Folder
This tools allows you to sync a remote server with a IPFS-MFS-Folder and publish changes as IPNS and add changed folders to an IPFS-Cluster. This tool is used for pacman.store, but have some limitations - see script for a list of limitations. -
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trop
transmission-remote operations
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Plugin for Irssi which monitors torrent IRC announce channels, downloads torrent files based on a user-defined filter, and then sends the torrent files to a local or remote torrent client. Supports several different private trackers.
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Steganography tool which establishes a full-duplex steganographic data transfer protocol utilizing Real-time Transfer Protocol (RTP) packet payloads as the cover medium. The tool provides interactive chat, file transfer, and remote shell access.
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Combined coded remote-administrative service with SSL secure port scan, anonymous routing and third-party plugin inbuilt for quick and automatic "scan and install" process. Easy to use and will work under firewalls and up to 1024 bit strong cipher
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tprsh (Twisted Perl Remote Shell) is a set of client/server Perl scripts which allow the server to execute commands on the client via TCP. The scripts use the IO::Socket module and run on Linux and Windows.
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rfix is a variation of rsync (rsync.samba.org). It does incremental diffs between files. The main difference from rsync is that rfix doesn't require a shell access and it's portable to monouser OSs without introducing a potential security breach.
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