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WebDAVSurfer
WebDAV client 64-bit works with Plone 5, Apache and more
GUI WebDAV Client for Linux and Windows 10. Includes PROPFIND, PROPPATCH, LOCK ,UNLOCK ,VERSION-CONTROL,REPORT. HTTP(S) with Basic Authentication and PKI client and server Certificates. Works with Plone, Zope, Apache + mod_dav, PyWebDAV, PyDAV, Tamino. 64-bit wxPython used. Upload files or from Web. Update properties. Tested with Plone 5.04 -
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The TBSource code contains the basic components needed to build a private ratio based Bit-Torrent tracker. Originally based on the ByteMonsoon source, TBSource has easily become the most commonly used core for many of the private sites around today.
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A program, to pull data from BitTorrent link pages & databases (such as Animesuki & BakaUpdates), and create a new database in one GUI. This is designed to get links to .torent files, and pull info into one simple place.
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The goal of this project is to build a functional php based Bit Torrent Tracker. One that is simple, but is able to process fast, and under heavy loads. This projected started as a learning tool, and has grown a great deal. Supports IP Blacklisting, C
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