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This small perl tool allows you to easily modify LDIF files with the power of regular Expressions. Unlike the sed-command this tool deals well with LDIF files, supporting base64 encoding/decoding and wrapping/folding. It can be used in a pipe, making it the ideal choice for automation and enhances common commands like ldapsearch and ldif-extract.

csv2ldif2 is a command line tool written in perl that converts CSV files to LDIF files. Features: Platform independent, reads from STDIN and writes to STDOUT, ignoring/selecting specific fields of the CSV, choosing a custom base-dn and much more!

ldif-extract is a small 'grep' like tool to extract and convert data from LDIF files. It could be used standalone or also in a pipe together with other tools like ldapsearch.

The only open source counter to count any items the simplest and easiest way with the keyboard, or the mouse specifically on images. After associating a key to each item, or a predefined graphical symbol for images, pressing the key or clicking on the image increments its associated counter, and displays (for the images) the symbol at the mouse's pointer location. Such a project is so simple a child could use it!

...For example if I want to share an id using an url, this will make the url shorter. the base62 program has been written to encode/decode files into this format. The syntax is similar to the popular base64 command line program. Inside the package there is a working c++ version of the base62 algorithm. the sources are inside the package. Note that from release 2.0.0 the algorithm is different from the one used before. If you have coded a file using base62 < 2.0.0 DO NOT USE base62 >= 2.0.0 to decode it. The 2.0.1 release has a new algorithm for chew, we have a compat flag

Diversity assessments and comparisons of large compound databases require calculating similarities of millions of compounds in an affordable time. ParaSim addresses this challenge by parallelizing the calculations according to the number of computing cores available on a single machine. It is optimized for the throughput of very large numbers of query structures against very large numbers of reference structures. As as special feature, ParaSim allows to store and and to access frequently...

...If you feel there is a need to add any more formats which you encounter, it is very simple to do so from the source. Also, you can raise a ticket for the same. If I feel there is an increasing demand for some file formats to be added to the executable, I'll sure compile it in the exe and release it. Enjoy using Cardito and drop your reviews good or bad. :)

This piece of code uses Perl and qx// calls to OpenSSL and to other small Perl scripts, to follow the RFC-4130. At 2009-09-09, the project works fine with encrypted, signed, binary and base64 . Read the README file inside the tar.gz for details

This program will edit the User agent of IE6 (Internet Explore 6) to anything you want. Plus, when you want to, you can change it back with no affect to your computer. This program was wrote in Perl and compiled to a EXE format. Perl not required.

A very simple file compressor written in Perl. Compresses dirs to self-extractable exe. Uses UHARC and RAR utilities.

R-SIS - Remote Software Installation Service will help you installing software packages (MSI, EXE) in small environments.

...It allows you to view and manage who is connecting to your server. It has been developed using Perl and TK. It has been tested on Linux, Mac OSX, and a Windows compiled exe.

A Perl script that you slip between your MTA (e.g. Sendmail) and your local mailer to remove executable (.EXE, .COM, .VBS, etc.) MIME attachments from email messages.

petrovich is a GPLed filesystem integrity checker similar to Tripwire. It is written in Perl using standard perl modules available from www.cpan.org. It currently supports Base64 MD2, MD5, and SHA1 hashes. Petrovich has been tested on windows 2000, Ope