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Portable OpenSSH
Complete implementation of the SSH protocol
...The portable distribution follows the development of the main OpenSSH codebase while adding compatibility layers for multiple operating systems and authentication systems. -
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nps-ssh-askpass does exactly the same job as x11-ssh-askpass. The difference is that nps-ssh-askpass does not require xmkmf, so it is easier to compile on Mac OS X and Cygwin.
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nxshell
Next Shell
NxShell is a modern, Electron-based terminal emulator that works on all major operating systems out there: Windows, macOS, and Linux. -
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YADE (SOSFTP)
A Batch and API oriented application for managed file transfer.
YADE (former SOSFTP) is a batch file transfer solution for FTP, FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV and other protocols. It provides a configurable command line client, an API and a bridge to the SOS JobScheduler. YADE comes with advanced error handling and logging capabilities. YADE is able to create and maintain a transfer history in a central database. Product Knowledge Base at https://kb.sos-berlin.com Change Management System at https://change.sos-berlin.com -
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Inotifyfs is a set of scripts, primarily on bash to allow user keep remote and local folders synced in real time in efficient way based on inotify kernel evens and function in user space.
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Modynux
Personnalise le shell linux
Et oui personnalisé son shell facilement c'est possible, ce package va vous permettre d'avoir un shell propre coloré et fonctionnel. Il active aussi certaines commandes qui ne sont pas activé par defaut. -
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MaheshaBSD server
Easy to use Wordpress-server solution on USB-stick powered by BSD
Unix-based MaheshaBSD provides an easy to use Wordpress-server on USB-stick securely deployed, easily to administrate and very fast. Its capable of work under heavy workloads based on the FreeBSD technology and world-class security. -
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PHP SSH2 lib
Fork of PECL SSH2 0.11.3 includes keyboard_interactive login
PECL SSH2 is a library for using SSH in PHP. The function ssh2_auth_password fails if the SSH client has keyboard_interactive method set. This fork is made to rectify the above problem. The patches have been sent to PECL . It may release in their next package release also. Visit http://www.adcoprod.com/ njoy! -
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The RBSEE (Remote Bash Script Execution Engine) is set of the bash script which allows user to send & execute scripts on a remote platform and then collect and assert results. Mainly used for test automation.
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The SFGW is an event triggered store-and-forward "file relay" proxy. This provides routing and protocol transition transparency, application and security integration, scripting extensibility, minimized administration, and greater end-user control.
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