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picosntp
SNTP client for DOS, based on the picoTCP library
picoSNTP is an SNTP time synchronization client for DOS. It requires a 8086-compatible CPU, and a working network connectivity via a packet driver. It's based on the picoTCP stack (and more specifically, on its DOS fork - picotcp4dos) -
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SDB driver for BIND9 that allows you to use a MySQL backend for the zone files. Zone changes in the db become immediately available in DNS without restarting BIND. The database format will work with the dnSQLpanel project to give you a web front end.
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GPHP is a modification of PHP witch makes Web Programming easier and simpler. Easy to type syntax and program templates makes it easier and simpler.
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UnixODBC.pm provides a Perl API for the unixODBC driver manager and a bridge API for unixODBC network queries. The sample text-mode, GUI, and Web clients can manage multiple hosts and DBMSs and create RSS output.
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The PoolMan library and JDBC2.0 Driver and DataSource provide a JMX-based, XML-configurable means of pooling and caching Java objects, as well as extensions for caching SQL queries and results across multiple databases.
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