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iSmart Home
An open smart home project.
We utilize technologies such as web-based APP, 2.4G wireless data transceiver, STC micro-controller, various sensors (temperature/humidity/brightness/air pressure/PIR/etc.), to construct an integrated solution of modern home automation. The system provides features such as remotely control your home appliances, lights, etc. Also, various sensors are supported to sense your home environment, and act on real time status accordingly. For instance, if there are people home, and light is dark,... -
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md5cp
Copies files conditionally using MD5 checksums
md5cp will traverse a file tree and check the MD5 checksum of each file. If the file is unchanged, it is ignored; if it is changed (or new), its MD5 is updated in the database, and the file is copied to the destination directory. A number of optional parameters can change what happens in addition to the file copy. This utility is useful for situations when file dates are corrupt and rsync cannot be used. Copyright (C) 2013 The Regents of the University of Michigan -
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RoofTop is a network/systems monitoring (NSM) tool that leverages SNMP standards to deliver critical health and performance monitoring through device based reports and graphs, event notifications, alerts, and configurable alarm thresholds.
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