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CDemu - a virtual CD/DVD drive for Linux. Project includes Linux kernel module & userspace utilities.
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readsmb is an open source extentsion module for Python. It's writen by C and published under the GPLv2. Using readsmb, you can browse or read contents on a SAMBA/CIFS server.
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PySamba is a full wrapper based in the work of Tim Potter. PySamba is built as a Python C extension and a Python module that hides the complexity of the lower layer (smb). At now, PySamba provides a fully functional samba wrapper
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VFSX is a transparent Samba Virtual File System module which forwards operations to a process on the same machine for handing outside of the Samba daemon. The external handler can be implemented in any language with support for Unix domain sockets.
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Python FAM provides a Python module to use the File Alteration Monitor (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/fam) in Python.
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The jnios module is a complete java/JNI implementation of the builtin python modules "os" and "posix" for use with the JPython environment. jnios allows the original os.py and posixpath.py/ntpath.py/...from CPython, to run under JPython.
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