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Hypersocket VPN
A simple yet powerful open source VPN solution
Hypersocket is a streamlined VPN solution built for all types of remote access scenarios. Powerful yet simple to use, Hypersocket uses a single installed client to provide access to any number of network resources. Its powerful granular access means you can have fine grained control over your entire network and remote users. Accessed through a secure HTTPS port, the Hypersocket client provides access to any number of host/port combinations all effortlessly assigned server-side by the... -
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Schulwerkzeug
Tool to administrate pupils, marks, reports and more.
...Furthermore, it strives to provide teachers and educational staff with the means to produce reports, school reports, marks and such things. In order to fit the needs of individual schools the system will be highly configurable. Schulwerkzeug is an open source project and as such it will hopefully help a lot of people for free. If you think, however, that this project is worth a donation, please feel free to do so by clicking on my account link. Then you can leave a donation to buy me a beer and/or tremendously help pushing this project forward. Help through testing and helpful commenting or even coding is also warmly welcome. ...
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