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LogShark is a simple log monitor. It can monitor multiple directories, and for each directory a different set of filename patterns can be used. Because LogShark does not lock anything, it does not prohibit removal of the files and/or directories.
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iTunes Duplicate Song Manager is a program written in Java to remove duplicated files created by iTunes. iTunesDSM also removes orphaned tracks from the iTunes library, as well as, adds tracks to iTunes safely.
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PHP-Endurance is a GPL multi-user tool to upload Polar Heart Rate Monitor files to publish your sport training booknotes on the Web. Data files are uploaded with JUpload from Polar PolarTrainer directory on your PC, no extra data input is necessary.
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DirJack is a java written tool to monitor directories in your filesystem. The main feature is to react on changes within a directory i.e. you can define the behaviour what to do when files are added, edited or removed.
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A client/server application designed to let the user monitor a directory tree on a remote machine by creating snapshots of current file status in order to later detect file modification, addition and/or removal.