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This project is based on PXES linux thin client (by Diego Torres Milano). Project is a few simple scripts (bash and perl), which in auto mode can collect information about hardware installed on diskless terminals, create kernel configuration file, c
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A set of Bash scripts for Linux to do bandwidth accounting by month, both incoming and outgoing, for all physical network devices on the system. This tool was written for people who need to track (and possibly bill for) bandwidth usage on a Linux serve
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The OAF (Open Administration Framework) is a suite of Administrative Scripts which automate the most tedious tasks of a UNIX Administrators life. Currently, the suite is mostly written in bash, while some scripts are in perl.
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A set of bash-functions (probably becomes scripts instead) that perform backups (full and incremental) on blockdevices with encryption and compression using standard tools like tar and mcrypt.
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A set of bash scripts implementing hardware and system profiles for linux. Configuration files may be switched and scripts run dependent on the state of things such as hardware configuration, power management, or network connections.
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Pave is a set of simple bash scripts which (semi-)automatically compile and install much of the software on a linux machine from unadulterated sources.
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ezPod is a series of bash scripts for the Linux operating system designed to make your iPod on linux experience easier. ezPod first mounts your iPod, runs the control software of your choice, i.e.: ephPod (using WINE), gtkPod, myPod, guiPod, etc and the
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BLUSA is a set of shell scripts (mainly for Bash) intended to manage users accounts in bulk. It is mainly based on createusers, from Linux For School Project (www.lfsp.org), but intended to be more modular, flexible and secure.
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AdminUtility is simply a collection of PHP-scripts and some bash-scripts to help an admin to setup and configure a remote server-system. The main goal of this project is a complex packetfilter which can be used over ssh and a secured webserver.
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This is a couple of Bash scripts used to build a new Linux system from source. It is mainly based on the LFS (Linux From Scratch) with few changes to allow all the user's needs to be set before starting the building process.
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Java Bash is simple project that helps you run java like bash scripts. Without compilation, import, main function and other stuff.
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ScratchKit
Build a Linux Operating System using source code.
The idea is to develop a set of bash scripts designed to automate the building of a Linux OS using source code. This scripts will build pacman - a package manager used & developed for/by ArchLinux, do the branding, build the CDs/DVDs, an installer is also planned for the CDs/DVDs.
