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    DocFetcher

    DocFetcher

    Desktop search application

    DocFetcher is an Open Source desktop search application: It allows you to search the contents of files on your computer. — You can think of it as Google for your local files. The application runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
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    Downloads: 2,689 This Week
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    Zabbix-HDD

    Zabbix-HDD

    Zabbix extension that reports various HDD status using various tools

    This extension uses not only smartctl (smartmontools) but other available tools to determine the existance of an HDD and as much as possible of its status. As a Zabbix "auto-discovery" process, these results can reflect changes in available HDD in near-to-real-time.
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    staySafe Backup

    staySafe Backup

    A backup script designed for CMS like Typo3, Wordpress and many more

    staySafe Backup is an universal backup tool. This script can backup any server that has ssh or ftp and a mysql database. Once configured correctly it recognizes the used CMS and get the database parameter from the configuration of the CMS. But you can backup any server even if you dont use an CMS.
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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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    A software to store, (PUT) meteorological data from complex free form text format to databases and and GET stored (and already loaded) data from databases using OPeNDAP protocol. Written using Java6, XSD, and C++. It support OPeNDAP clients thanks to
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Another SiteCOPY (ascopy) is a command-line tool to maintain remote copies of websites and is completely written in Bash, so no compilation required and very portable.
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    Multiple Remote SHell Management On Demand aids in the management of multiple systems via SSH and shared keys. In its simplest form one can run one script on multiple systems returning and logging stdout and stderr for each system on demand.
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