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FullAuto
Fully Automate ANY Process with *Persistent* SSH/SFTP from One Host
...With FullAuto persisent SSH/SFTP connections, automated processes can be DYNAMIC, intelligent and responsive - precisely in the same manner that highly trained professionals work with SSH/SFTP tools, to perform countless tasks manually. FullAuto works with the naked protocol, and connects directly with ordinary SSH/SFTP servers that already exist on nearly every UNIX platform, and many Windows and MAC systems. NO OTHER REMOTE SOFTWARE IS NEEDED. FullAuto is written entirely in Perl and has been tested on Linux, UNIX and Windows with Cygwin. -
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Tentacle is a cross-platform file transfer protocol that aims to be secure and easy to use. The client and server are designed to be run from the command line or called from a shell script. Secure file transfers to and from the server are supported.
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Andutteye is an open source systems management platform that automates enterprise data centers and keeps them running. With Andutteye you can control your Linux and Unix system from a central point of operation.
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LiveCD provides that platform for creating your own LiveCD based on Mandrake Linux. This project is an offshoot of the MiniCD project to enable the generic creation of a LiveCD's for a multitude of applications.
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The Universal Unix-Installer are 2 perl scripts that makes it easy to create a redistributable install package for binary executables on an unix platform(except Mac OSX). 1 perl script is for gathering the .so files 1 perl script for installing
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...It's intended to organize buildscripts(rpm spec or debian/*, etc. ) and track dependency of them. It can be used both for host system as a source based package tool, or for cross platform pakcages.
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InterStructures a Linux System Administration platform built using MMC familiar to systems administrators.It is a complete server administration platform integrating Linux and Windows servers and providing intuitive and easy point and click administratio
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The LAMPAS project is a combination of common Open Source tools that provides a unified system from where administrators, developers and other parties can manage a large application cluster. The underlying platform is LAMP based.
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OpenCOE is a project to develop a platform independant, GPL version of the Defense Information Infrastructure Common Operating Environment (DII COE).
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<b>relink</b> is a <i>package management tool</i> for organization and management of software packages. It should run on any UNIX platform that runs PERL. Similar tools include: rpm(REDHAT/Mandrake), pkgadd(Slackware/SUN), stow(GNU) and depot(CMU)
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