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A tool to remotely backup a firewall - developed with pfSense in mind.

... on the player base and not a central server. OverServer tries not to violate this strength by keeping the query and response length very low to cut down on overhead from running the metaserver. I designed OverServer with a few lessons in mind from Valve and Won's metaserver setup for Half-life. It is at least somewhat resistant to attack through a challenge-response system for incoming requests. I also wanted the tool to be very simple to "snap in" to an existing application.

This program is a custom solution to the problem of requiring the use of a HTTP WebApi or similar resource from a language that lacks support for socket communication. 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...

MV3D is an open source virtual world simulation framework written in Python. It was designed with scalability in mind and aims to be able to distribute a world across as many servers as needed while dynamically balancing the load.

MySQL Server Monitor is a webbased MySQL monitor for one or more servers. It's completely skinnable and written in PHP with low resource usage in mind.

Simple Connect offers the ability to safely and simply connect PCs in a Peer-to-Peer environment. Created with Accounting professionals in mind who need to share files while in the field, such as during Audits, etc.

phpNMAP is a webased front end for nmap, the worlds best network mapper/scanner. phpNMAP was written with security in mind. It allows you to scan from any platform with a web browser and access to a server hosting phpNMAP.

PROJECT HAS MOVED HERE: https://github.com/Elektordi/x-way-uni-te X-Way and UNI-TE (also used in Unitelway) are communication protocols for old Schneider Electrics PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), formerly "Modicon Télémécanique". The aim of this open-source project is to create a Java library to send and receive such data, because there is actually no open-source project at all in this field. Keep in mind that those protocols are old and not maintained anymore by any company...