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    syslog (unix syslogd) to netasq log convertissor. Usefull to split the unix syslog to netasq logfiles like reporter wants them.
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    A shell script that removes browser history, and recent files from programs in Linux environment.
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    zerodoc

    zerodoc

    Zerodoc - automated documentation for Linux

    Zerodoc is an automated documentation system which helps Linux/UNIX administrators to track and report changes in configuration files. Modifications in content are detected and documented by placing all files under version control by Subversion. Changes are reported in a web service.
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