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    Flickr Mass Uploader

    Flickr Mass Uploader

    Backup or Restore your photos to/from Flickr

    This is a GUI or command line tool to backup / upload your photos and videos to flickr or restore / download photos and videos from Flickr
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Fiark

    Fiark

    File Transfer Tooling

    Fiark is a File Transfer Tool (FTT.) Unlike a backup, an FTT is designed to QUICKLY copy ("float") files between a DIVERSE set of computing environments.
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    barchiv

    barchiv

    blob archive and vcs tool similar to git, hg, git-annex or boar

    This is a kind of vcs or archive tool mainly desinged for binary data. It is similar to vcs tools like git, hg, git-annex or boar. Main design goal ist - to deal with hugh binary data files - partial pull/push handling - immutable data archive - simple metadata format of archive - due to immutability other backup tools like rsync or copy could be used alternatively - platform independent
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    Replicross synchronizes two databases of similar structure. Rules written in an XML/EMF model describe how data must be updated from one base to the other. Another functionality is to propagate incrementally the structure of one database to the other.
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    Total Network Visibility for Network Engineers and IT Managers

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    This means every device on your network, and every interface on every device is automatically analyzed for performance, errors, QoS, and configuration.
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    Complete storage and backup system with web administration that integrates many useful tools. Support logical volumes, snapshots, CIFS and NFS shares, tape drives, libraries, VTL's, iSCSI devices, etc. Manage users and roles, and easy restore.
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    A Java-based command-line tool for automatically removing old backups selectively. It can be used when you already make daily backups on disk, and want to clean them up while still keeping some of the ones made weeks, months or years ago.
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    UberImaging centrally controls the disk imaging process of many nodes on a network. Clients booted via PXE are served a small initrd image containing udpcast, a client module, and other tools allowing clients to be remotely controlled by a portable GUI.
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    jPasswordWallet strores your passwords in security. Find, modify or create quickly a password in the database. Organize your passwords as you like with creating categories and sub categories.
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