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This is a set of programs that allows you to create your own WebMail with sendmail & procmail & imapd & webmail with dynamic sql users and mailbox limitations. You can control your users through web, view statistic, and other.
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OpenJC is an attempt at developing a standard means of distributing and managing jobs on many machines. It is meant to be a replacement for services on UNIX such as CRON and the scheduler on NT/2000. Docs/README.TXT has a detailed description.
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LCARS Application Manager (LCARS-AM)is a platform for Trek-themed simulation control in real-time. Embedded interfaces will allow development in various scripting languages as well as C & C++. Coding has now begun.
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Telephone Control Daemon allows a user to dial a system and perform some predefined commands. It uses a voice modem (tested with Rockwell) to provide a DTMF-based interface to the user. It is useful for systems that only have a temporary Internet connecti
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Vim tools,e.g. CVSmenu, Delphi-syntax,... Collection of components/libraries (mainly) for Borland's Delphi. NOTE: VimTools only available via CVS / WWW. No packages !
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The new Ionia Student Online is a student information system for high schools, run from a web environment.
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A web-based bandwith efficient mail client written in Perl. It is intended for people who are travelling but it can also be used as a regular mail reader if you want more control on your mail server.
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Development of a next-generation configuration system for Linux network Traffic Control. With a more user-friendly interface and much better extensibility.
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The ADQ project aims to provide device drivers and a terminal based data acquisition and control program for the Meilhaus ME26 data acquisition board and the Meilhaus ME53 relay boards. The data can also be displayed in real time with a Web page.
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The domotica control system uses Velleman K8000 cards to let you configure and control just about anything in your house
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KNmapFE is a frontend to nmap ( fyodor net/portscanner http://www.insecure.org/nmap ) it runs on QT2 and KDE2 libraries , and should compile on any unix flavour. It gives you a full control on all nmap options and settings in an elegant GUI. You can sav
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Diald is an intelligent link management tool originally named for its ability to control dial-on-demand network connections. Diald monitors traffic through a network interface an
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Kibod is a KDE application for monitoring and controlling a remote ibod (daemon for isdn bandwidth on demand). This can be used to control isdn multilink connections.
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PVHost is an ISP/poweruser tool that lets admins easily create new virtual web servers using Apache, PHP, mod_auth_mysql, and custom ftpd. It supports PHP, FTP and FrontPage rights control, etc. Custom ftpd allows creation of ftp accounts without the need
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Documentation for the Katie filesystem, originally development by Geoffrey Bennett <geoffrey@netcraft.com.au>, an Open Source replacement for ClearCase.
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iXml is an XML Interpreter. The Interpreter runs over the XML. The language itself is modelled in XML. Connect Xml to data, guis, network and control it all. Please read proposal docs. Working implementation available for download less than 100k.
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Queue is a load-balancing system popular in the 2000s that lets users control their remote jobs in an intuitive, transparent and nearly seamless way. Development versions feature job migration with and without kernel support. GNU Queue continues to be downloaded despite being decommissioned by the FSF in favor of the newer GNU Parallel project. Older versions of the code are archived here on Sourceforge and some later versions on GNU Savannah.
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PyWIRLD started as a remote ppp dialer. It will be able to manage several machines from a single client, monitor and control network interfaces, and have all features availible via dynamically loadable plugins.
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arqlib is a Java library that enables network communication with the Audio ReQuest (ARQ) home stereo MP3 player. This project is also the current home of JRemote and clremote, two remote control utilities for the ARQ that are based on arqlib.
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build and manage beowulf-style cluster -remote reboot and power control -remote and centralized cluster management Web-based GUI.
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Magic(!) Mounter tries to mimic the behaviour of MacOS with regards to automatic monitoring and mounting of the volumes in your system (CDs, ZIP disks, floppies, HDs) using user-friendly mount points. It can also eject devices and let users control them.
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Powerful file manager for X11 written using the GTK+ Toolkit. Features include a smart command line which will control all functions. It's also fully keyboard controlled.
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The Traffic Control Configurator is a Java tool for configure the Linux tc. You can configure it in Graficalmode or with Terminal in Textualmode. The configuration can export to well structured ShellScript or as xml File.
