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Save hundreds of developer hours with components built for SaaS applications.Whether you want full self-service analytics or simpler multi-tenant security, Qrvey’s embeddable components and scalable data management remove the guess work.
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POE is a Perl framework for non-blocking network applications and cooperative multitasking. It has many freely available modules for common programming tasks (see CPAN), and it is widely used and supported by the Perl and POE communities.
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G15daemon provides support for the G15 keyboard. Multiple LCD clients are supported with a 'virtual' LCD buffer for applications or libraries, and all keys are usable. Users flip through connected screens with a press of a button.Linux, OS-X & Solaris
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Lire is a pluggable log analyzer, supporting HTTP, email, DNS, FTP, firewall and print services. Output generated can be txt, (X)HTML, PDF, RTF, and DocBook. The latter four support graphics. For news/support visit the project homepage.
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Wenn du dir schon immer ein Werkzeug für den Überblick deiner Onlinekosten (wie z.B. die Telefonrechnung) gewünscht hast, wirst du dieses hier lieben.// If you ever need a tool to assist you with your onlinecosts (e.g. telephone- bill) you will love it
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Auth0 Free: 25K MAUs + 5-Min SetupProduction-ready login in 10 lines of code. SSO, MFA & social auth included. Scale seamlessly beyond free tier with Okta’s enterprise security.
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Moodss is a modular monitoring application, composed of a GUI and a daemon, which supports any device or process for which a module can be developed. Complete dashboards with graphical viewers, thresholds, SQL database archiving, ... can be managed.
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Looks up the total runtime of any process(es) using process accounting and accounting tools with a nice GUI using wxGTK/wxPerl.
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Jogi is group of programs which could be used on network servers. It uses log files in syslog fomat or compatibile and makes statistics of connections sorted by number of hits for ip adressess. It is very usefule in small subnets without domain service.
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This is a collection of modules and HOWTOs that allow Active Directory to be extended and provide support for LDAP/SSL authentication of Linux hosts, setup a local homedir footprint for Linux users and mount their smbfs remote homedir on login.
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RAIDmon2 is a simple perl-script for linux to monitor DELL's PERC/4 RAID-controller with SNMP. It uses X-window (Tk at version 2.2, GTK in older ones) or STDOUT as output. Requires Perl, TK or GTK, snmpd und the PERC-MIB.
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Secure remote access solution to your private network, in the cloud or on-prem.OpenVPN is here to bring simple, flexible, and cost-effective secure remote access to companies of all sizes, regardless of where their resources are located.
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Remote analyse of servers. OS for Servers: 1st Step: UX (primary linux) Analysing Logfiles (syslog, every other logfile, free customize) Analysing Quotas, Free Space, Processes, Connected Users Central Server for collecting this Information and Displ
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This Daemon written in Perl, logs FreeBSD ipfw ip accounting counters every X seconds/minutes, so after rebooting, crashing, flushing, zero out your ipfirewall table, you don't loose any mayor traffic information.
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X Message Daemon is a background program which displays simple text-based messages on your X display. You can choose parameters such as color, font, icon, duration, ... It also has a frontend Perl daemon and a client to, for example, tail your log files
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A simple script that generate reports for ISC DHCPD 2.x, organized by "shared-network." Optionally, you can run this script as a cron job and have it send out warning email should a scope need attention.
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