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Crispy Checksum
Track your file and folder changes and detect corruptions
Crispy Checksum builds and maintains a checksum file (MD5 based, so far) for a specified folder and lets you verify the changes and detect slow data loss due to upcoming disk failures. Using its intuitive user interface, you can view changes in that folder and update the checksum file(s) continuously. You can obtain the source code at: https://crispy-cow.de/git/cchksum.git/ -
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Asmodat Folder Locker
Folder & Files encryption - opensource software.
This is the fastest encryption tool for Windows, it allows you to encrypt whole hard drives or incredibile large and multitude of files in the matter of seconds. Now you can quickly protect your files and folders with password and prevent anyone from opening them. Source Code available here: https://asmodatfolderlocker.codeplex.com/ Project is entirely opensource, you can change it if you wish to what suits your purposes best, or send me email to request a new feature. All ideas and propositions are welcome. Requirements: -Windows 7 or later -
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[C#] Secure Shredder Console
A console file shredder that supports many algorithms.
...The program supports Zero Data 1 Pass, British HMG IS5-Baseline 1 Pass, Russian GOST P50739-95 2 Passes, British HMG IS5-Enhanced 3 Passes, US DoD 5220.22-M / Canadian RCMP DSX 3 Passes, German VSITR 7 Passes, Bruce Schneier's 7 Passes, Canadian RCMP TSSIT OPS-II 7 Passes, and Peter Gutmann 35 Passes. The program is written in C# .NET. The source code is also available for download and you may contribute to the development here. If you want a clear explanation on how each of the algorithms work, please refer here: http://www.phoebekwok.com/publications/GJY_SecureDataShredder.pdf -
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TC .NET Interface
Allows to create any Total Commander plugins using .NET languages
If you are .NET developer and have a good idea for TC plugin - provided interface is the right choice for you. You can concentrate on the main functionality of your plugin withouth having to worry about most of mundane tasks of TC plugin building. Main features: - use flexibility and power of .NET Framework to create new plugin, - base classes for all TC plugin types - FS, Lister, Packer, and Content, - easy debugging with included tracing system, - all optional methods not... -
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Double File
Examine your file collection: what's backed up; disk usage.
On the surface, Double File may look like WinDirStat (from which it borrows code) or similar graphical drive utilization utilities: e.g. the second assembly 'Volume Treemap'. However, Double File is project-based: it saves file checksums in directory listings you store locally. It facilitates planning and transitioning between computers and operating systems: snapshot your drive and safely archive it. Listings can be searched when volumes are off site. Can read any volume mounted in... -
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LZWStream
The LZW algorithm in C#
Implementation of the LZW algorithm in C#, adhering to the built-in System.IO.Compression. The algorithm and code is much improved, compared to projects like SharpLZW. The LZW algorithm is for arbitrary lossless data compression and are noticeable for simplicity and low (compared to others) memory consumption. Making it interesting for eg. embedded use. There're many other LZW implementations out there. This one is focused on KISS and C#. -
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File system/directory monitoring utilities with loggin and task processing support (can execute files or make a WCF service call). Multiple configuration options. Source code libraries can be used to create a custom file system monitor.
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.Net FastDL Server
A FastDL Server for Counter Strike in C#
A very simple but effective FastDL Server for Counter Strike that allows your game server clients to download your server content from a HTTP service. -
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FlagSync is a synchronization and backup tool, which allows you to synchronize or backup your files with local folders (or an extern harddrive or flashdrive) and FTP-Servers, as well as synchronize your non-iPod MP3-Player with iTunes. The source code is currently hosted at http://github.com/flagbug/FlagSync
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.NET project which allows Backup/Restore of NTFS reparse points. No program is available to perform this operation other than custom scripts or full disk backup/restore. This is essential to any production environment which uses NTFS reparse points.
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BrowseMonkey
Offline file system browser
!IMPORTANT! BROWSEMONKEY HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. The version available here on Sourceforge is outdated and will likely not work, and only the source code has been left for reference. Get the latest version at https://github.com/shukriadams/browsemonkey BrowseMonkey is simple : an offline directory browser. It allows you to store a directory tree structure (in Xml format), and browse that data. It´s useful for cataloging the contents of your CDRs, backup tapes or remote drives.
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