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UFTP is an encrypted multicast file transfer program, designed to securely, reliably, and efficiently transfer files to multiple receivers simultaneously. This is useful for distributing large files to a large number of receivers, and is especially useful for data distribution over a satellite link (with two way communication), where the inherent delay makes any TCP based communication highly inefficient. The multicast encryption scheme is based on TLS with extensions to allow multiple receivers to share a common key. UFTP also has the capability to communicate over disjoint networks separated by one or more firewalls (NAT traversal) and without full end-to-end multicast capability (multicast tunneling) through the use of a UFTP proxy server. ...

Custom built MSI installers for FileZilla FTP Client to allow for mass distribution.

This library allows you to generate a random number in the specified range from 0 to n, without using the built-in function Math.random (), and gets a random number from the processing time of polymorphic mathematical calculations, which depends on the current physical parameters of the CPU, RAM, and t .P. The resulting sequence corresponds to a discrete uniform distribution and is close to natural random sequences in terms of statistical randomness tests (LFSR, Approximate Entropy, DIEHARD Test).

NetCrypt is a small Open Source command line file-transfer utility providing authentication, confidentiality and integrity validation while still maintaining top-notch performance and transfer speed between machines. No public key distribution is required: NetCrypt is designed to use a symmetric passphrase with a strong key-derivation-function. NetCrypt seeks to fulfill all those requirements. In it's default configuration, it uses the AES-256-GCM cipher with a PBKDF2 key iteration count of 32000 rounds. NetCrypt is an secure alternative to netcat, but might also supplement SFTP or SSH for file-transfer.

A small tool that provides ability to mirror any parts of Debian GNU/Linux distribution and any "apt oriented sources". It takes config similar to apt's "sources.list" and creates local mirror for given sources.

With the proliferation of networked devices, deployment, maintenance and scalability of the networks and also content distribution on Internet become a significant issue. End users recognize that Internet becomes more and more a content distribution system rather than a communication platform. In this project, we aim at developing Semantic Internet which addresses content-centric networking and M2M communication. We change the way Internet operates. Internet becomes the knowledge. ...

lmftp is a perl program to schedule file transfers via ftp on a onetime or regular basis. lmftp supports compression, local backups, email notifications and automatic retries of failed jobs. It's intended to be used for file distribution or backup jobs

LUPUS (LUPUS Universal Plattformindependent Update System) is a powerful tool for system-administrators. It's some kind of mixture of apt, dpkg, subversion, cfengine and qmake ;-)

Command line FTP. One command to upload your project. "java -jar jxmlFtp.jar proj1.xml". See the docs for more information on the contents of the proj1.xml

RDIST - remote file distribution program. (BSD Licensed).

Software from LoCI Laboratory is devoted to information logistics, the study of the flexible coscheduling of the physical resources that underpin computer systems: storage, computation, and data transmission. We use IBP, L-Bone, exNode and LoRS.

PushSite is a tool for updating a remote site via FTP; like mirroring, but in reverse. Originally developed to update a website over a low bandwidth link, it has been employed for other purposes like software distribution and configuration management. The

Provide a *simple*, configurable and reliable means of retrieving all rpm updates for specified architectures and releases. Verify that the rpms downloaded are good by means of rpm --checksig.

AFD is a program to automatically distribute files locally or to remote hosts. Files are distributed via FTP, SCP or SMTP, and can be sent in parallel and with priority. It has a GUI to monitor and control the distribution and logging of all activities.

TTFTP provides a TFTP client for the Dallas Semiconductor TINI embedded Java computer. Currently TFTP support is provided as InputStream/OutputStream classes and as a command line. Plans for the future include integration into SLUSH.