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This utility observes change events of files or subdirectories in a folder and writes the event along with the file name to the console window. NOTE: Batch and PowerShell scripts are provided in order to show how to process the output of the tool. Find the examples in the Files tab.

Tagsistant 0.6 is a semantic file system for Linux and BSD kernels. Tagsistant allows to store any kind of object: files, directories, devices, symlinks, pipes, etc. It features a simple reasoner able to establish two kind of relations (is equivalent and includes), manageable from the relations/ directory. It also features a file deduplicator: if two files with the same content are loaded, Tagsistant is able to delete the duplicated copies and moving its tag to the other one.

The TclVfs project aims to provide an extension to the Tcl language which allows Virtual Filesystems to be built using Tcl scripts only. It is also a repository of such Tcl-implemented filesystems (metakit, zip, ftp, tar, http, webdav, namespace, url)

System calls command line utilties for Linux and all POSIX based operating systems. Allows direct command line access to many popular kernel system calls in text format. Makes a great internals teaching tool for operating systems.

SQLfileFS is a Linux userspace filesystem which generates files via SQL content and an individual mask.

Extend the functionality of the mount and the umount commands by adding support for basic device mapper devices, for key files and scripts and for filesystem checking at mount time while retaining support for loop device encryption.

The program monitors file size and time stamp modifications and exits when the file stops changing. Purpose of the program is to work as a poor mans mutex e.g. keep on blocking next commands in scripts.

This is a FreeBSD version of fstyp program developed by Martin K. Petersen. fstyp can be used to heuristically detect which file system type a device or a partition contains. Useful for backup scripts.

Hyppocampus is a relational filesystem, which uses the hard disk as an unique database accessible with SQL queries.

A cross-platform, lightweight, command-line tool for synchronizing a source and a target directory. It is easy to use and ideal for non-interactive scripts to synchronize two directories. It incorporates a time window to avoid FAT partitions problems.

A project to create a Distributed Relational Database File System for the GNU/Linux platform. The architecture will allow for multiple encryption and/or compression layers as well as providing the ability to complete live backups.

Allows to mount different SQL servers as NFS server

MacOsX Finder like browser for UN*Xes with Win* like Control Panel function. Requires firefox (due to XUL support) and SQLite for meta data search (similar to spotlight)