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    HttpRequester

    HttpRequester

    HTTP request utility designed with developers in mind.

    ...The only requirement of the client language is that it has a standard I/O library and is able to execute system commands. You pass a JSON request body to this CLI tool and it will print a response JSON object to the standard out with usual HTTP response information, status, body, request time etc. See the wiki 'Getting Started' guide to see how to pass in parameters and start using HTTP from those awkward development platforms.
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    A program designed to get any Windows Perfmon statistic and print it out on the console. Meant to be used as a Cacti plugin ( http://cacti.net/ ) Unfortunately, it is useless if you are running Cacti on Linux.
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