Search Results for "scsi-target-utils"

If you want to rename your dataset samples for ML and you might have a lot of them (you should btw) or maybe you need to set different enumeration for every .extension you have or you just want to rename some personal stuff I am glad you are here. This is how you can rename your files: - For every .extension in the target folder reNamer sets unique enumeration. - Randomly - With your set of parameters. Example, name=FILE, start counting from=10, step=1 Finally It is simple application but I hope it would be as useful to someone as it has been useful to me!

iSCSIsim is a powerful generic test tool for iSCSI targets. Its capabilities include SCSI command injection, error insertion, and recovery testing: all with built-in validation of test results.

...It will take a directory as input, and will back up the files in that folder and all sub-folders to the backup destination directory. It can compress each file individually while backing-up. Mirrors the source directory structure under the target directory. Creates 1 archive file for each source file. Even if the backup/restore program or backup database is not available or lost, the backup files and structure can still be recovered. Huge plus for reliability. Uses a SQL database to manage backup file information. The files are managed through their checksum (SHA256). ...

Implement a powerful iSCSI target in python, easily use under most popular systems. It also includes the following features: multi-target, multi-connect/session support chap authentication support header & data digest support erl =2, VTL, etc...

A library, GUI and sample cli script for managing Data Robotics storage units on Linux. (http://www.drobo.com) There is a library, Drobo.py, which implements the ioctl interface defined in the published specs and code samples.

Python Extension to allow low level SCSI commands.

PHOBOS implements a high performance storage solution on various storage backends, including tape libraries. It is fully based on open-source standards, open data formats and protocols, which avoids vendor locking of your data.