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The bootd project allows netbooting a wide variety of clients using different protocols using one configuration and one server daemon, with good configurability and diagnostics.
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innoextract
Tool to unpack installers created by Inno Setup
Inno Setup is a tool to create installers for Microsoft Windows applications. innoextract allows to extract such installers under non-Windows systems without running the actual installer using Wine. NOTE: NEW VERSIONS WILL NOT BE UPLOADED TO SOURCEFORGE! Instead, use the official website at http://constexpr.org/innoextract/ -
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Nixstaller is an Open Source project with the goal to create user friendly and flexible installers that work on various UNIX like systems. Some of its features are: small size overhead, large compatibility, Lua scripting and few dependencies.
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The Universal Unix-Installer are 2 perl scripts that makes it easy to create a redistributable install package for binary executables on an unix platform(except Mac OSX). 1 perl script is for gathering the .so files 1 perl script for installing
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Parallel Secure Shell (pssh) is an ssh wrapper that makes it easy to execute commands on multiple remote systems in parallel. pssh accepts lists of host names, system attributes and exclusions.
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gpkgdep shows the FreeBSD package dependencies in three different views: - a tree view shows all packages required by each package - a tree view shows all packages which depend on each package - a list view allows to play with the packages. By marking
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metahelper is a utility which makes creating and maintaining upgradeable, removable, and verifiable configuration "metapackages" easy. A metapackage works with files owned by other packages to customize and configure them specifically for your environmen
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Portrookies is a collective effort to help people gaining experience in creating and maintaining FreeBSD ports without being obliged to the high standards of the ports collection. It is also a great place to test experimental ports until they stabilize.
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CMage provides the ability to create an image of a filesystem on an IDE/SATA device and apply the image to a second hard drive of either IDE or SATA with a smaller, equal, or larger device size. CMage is run from a linux based liveCD on the terminal.
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FreeBSD port collection management software. Insures your ports are only built with the most up to date sources. Great for users of KDE or GNOME that must always be concerned over the way their underlying ports were built.
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Portdowngrade helps to downgrade FreeBSD ports by analyzing the history of commits to the port and presenting the user the list of changes. By selecting one, the port can be set back to a previous version easily.
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A Webmin clone written entirely in PHP (including the server/modules) Currently supports only special php modules but CGI (FastCGI) support will added some day. Configure your server with this 'tool'. Looking for people to work on modules and the server.
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A complete re-write of the FreeBSD pkg_install tools used by the FreeBSD Port's collection, with support for in-place upgrading of packages.
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UnixConf is a System-Configuration-Tool for Debian(in future RedHat,SuSE,Open- & FreeBSD to) written in Shell-Script(sh/ash). It is a X/Dialog based Modular System-Tool created for Admins, to Configure your Base-System, Network, Servers,...
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Pamafren is a simple GNOME-based generic package manager front end. It provides convenient UI for the 'search-filter-install/remove' cycle. Currently pamafren supports Debian's apt+dpkg and FreeBSD's native package manager.
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PhpCsAdmin is a web frontend for managing HLDS demos and keeping a trackback of them. It provides the following features : sorting, archiving, compression and match management.
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This is a manager for the FreeBSD ports collection. gports is written in c using the gtk2 library. You can install, deinstall your ports with a single mouse click. A port creation tool is in planning.
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hopefully someday this can replace freebsds \"sysinstall\". At the moment it can only manage packages.
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Slacker is a host management and dynamic website creation tool that utilizes PHPReactor, PHP, MySQL and Apache
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A meta-configuration engine to aid in system administration, installs, upgrades, and replication. Works with RPM, automatically resolves dependencies like apt-get, and can build from source tarballs.
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UCAS or Universal Central Admin System.Client to Server API system for administrating Unix/Linux/BSD systems that allows a quick and effective method for keeping control of all your servers in one central system.
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Perlscript that creates (almost ;-) automatic SSH-Accounts from a List of users on Linux/FreeBSD/SunOS Machines.
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Achelous is attempt to clone Mac OS X for the Intel X86 Chipset. There are currently two teams working on the project: the Kernel team and the GUI team.
