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    AQFS

    AQFS

    Advanced Querable File System

    A file system querable like a database. It supports automatic file versioning, an integrated trashcan, attachments, galleries. Developed using libFuse.
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    SynchedIn

    To synch and encrypt all sorts of data across different sources

    SynchedIn is a portable utility created to enforce realtime or latent synchronization of data (generally files) between different data storage sources. You can create as many synch configs as you please. Each synch config specifies a number of data sources, a number of schedulers. Each scheduler determines when the data sources must be checked for synchronization. Each data storage source represents a hierarchical (file system ...) or other type of data storage medium. These include...
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    Tagsistant

    Tagsistant 0.6 is a semantic file system for the Linux kernel.

    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.
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    SQLfileFS is a Linux userspace filesystem which generates files via SQL content and an individual mask.
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    Smart Copy is a single-file Python app for batch execution (Ant-like) of commands. For example, SC can dump a SQL database, zip it and a source dir, and then send everything to an FTP site. Batch files are XML-based. See More >> Wiki for full details.
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    Hyppocampus is a relational filesystem, which uses the hard disk as an unique database accessible with SQL queries.
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    md5cache is best described as an fast, improved "md5sum". it determines the md5-hash of a file and print it out. but, on a second call to the same file, as long as it keeps unchanged, there is no need to rescan the whole file again. its database driven
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    A fuse filesystem implementation to a MAID system. Multiple Array of Inespensive Disk Use case: a user have many usb sticks, disks and other filesystem to merge in a single filesystem to get the data and move it
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