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bkp is a simple command line backup tool, written in perl, under GPL license; it allows you to make backup of your data.

Software to analyze terraces in phylogenetic tree space, including PERL and C code to enumerate, characterize and visualize terraces.

This useful GUI script help you to monitoring you limit access to internet from GPRS, EDGE, UMTS and etc. It support three types of connection: limited , packet of traffic, unlimited.

hierarchical directory tree sizer - perl script. this pure perl script scans a directory tree, and outputs standard ascii, tree-like directory size report. should work on any OS once it has perl installed.

Tokyo Cabinet is the successor of QDBM, a high performance database library similar to the DBM family. It also supports hash and B-tree databases and does not require any server process. The overall speed is improved compared to QDBM.

Build scripts/wrappers around the YUI Compressor implemented for popular languages like PHP, Python, Java, Bash, Perl, etc. The scripts will track down and compress all JavaScript and CSS files within a given project tree.

This is a little Perl-script that extracts the EXIF-photo-date in JPG-files to change the file-date with it. The changes are made in the complete directory tree down from a given start-directory.

Web-based family tree and much more

FAST(Flowchart Abstract Syntax Tree) SDK is a development toolkit built upon Eclipse RCP and GEF to visualize the process of converting unstructured flowcharts in to structured ones.

Jubjub is a decision tree based framework for automating *NIX administrative processes and reacting to events. Working well with a network monitor such as Nagios, you can expose, document, and add notifications to scripts in one step.

kebap is the long-awaited Perl IDE. It currently uses nedit as text- and macro-engine and ships with a wx GUI. It consists of a tree-view based file-manager for the code repositories of a project. A plug-in API allows extending kebap in perl.

ViewMAX is a feature enhanced branch of ZoneMinder. It includes a new look and feel, and attempts to maintain compatibility with it's original ZM parent code tree. This project is no longer being extended or supported.

FTPSync.pl synchronizes a local directory tree and a remote FTP directory tree. It was initially written to automize web publishing, but other purposes might be fulfilled also. While we are very grateful to sourceforge.net for their services, we actually went on. First to my own open source platform, clazzes.org. Then to GNU.org, where further development will take place. To learn more or DOWNLOAD FTPSync, click on Summary/Web Site link.

The Patch Lifecycle Manager (PLM) provides a central point for tracking the lifecycle of patches against a source tree. Regardless of the RCS type system used by the developer to track development of the patch (CVS, Subversion, BitKeeper, or by hand...)

Perl subclass of HTML::Tree and HTML::Parser for HTML templating via tree rewriting

pcons is a new variant of the old 'cons' build tool that allows you to do parallel compilations of each library in a build tree. It is based on cons 2.2.1 1.129. It is very stable and has been in use for more than 2 years.

Gluon is a simple decision-tree daemon that executes external programs (scripts) to determine the path-flow within the decision-tree. It essentially operates as a basic IF-THEN-ELSE expert system that can be used to monitor and take action.

File::Skeleton copies a Skeleton (directory tree) to an actual location, applying perl templates and various other options whilst doing so.

Trace the execution of a program to show a tree of all the functions that got called.

tardiff is a perl utility that enables easy patch creation for two different versions of a build/install tree in tarball format. tardiff uses advanced mechanisms to determine differences (visit homepage for a thorough description).

PortUp is a ports tree updating tool for OpenBSD. It's goal is to easily keep the ports tree and installed packages up-to-date on an OpenBSD box.

Parser of `tc class` output; shows current classes usage based on "rate" value, using "parent" infomation to create hierarchical tree of them, so that it can display statistics with given recursion limit. Supports classid translation. Watch your queues!

Devicetool is a tool to help users to administer and inspect devices on a Solaris system. It can display OBP aliases, map pathes from /devices to Solaris device names (e.g. c0t0d0s3) and inspect the kernel device tree.

TOT ("tree of trust") is a simple distributed database with a hierarchical trust system, which uses existing P2P networks as the underlying layer.

This project holds a copy of the main gimp cvs tree and gives plug-in developers a chance to maintain/update their plug-ins without a gnome cvs account.