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This toolbox provides two command line programs that help remove components from Windows 7. The xml creator reads information from Windows 7 manifest files and builds xml files. The removal utility reads the xml files and removes all the files, directories, and registry entries from a Windows 7 installation source. This project is similar to RT7Lite and what 7Customizer aims to do, simply without any other functionality other than removing components.

...The repository contains a variety of single-purpose scripts that solve common problems such as determining file ages, testing SSH connectivity, checking MySQL slave status, expanding IPv6 addresses, sending metrics to Graphite, and working with IP ranges. The project intentionally keeps the set small and focused, emphasising quality and personal usefulness over trying to be a large toolbox everyone adopts unchanged. Each tool is simple to inspect, easy to install, and written to be useful in scripting and cron workflows, with many commands designed to behave well in automation and monitoring contexts. The maintainer notes that personal toolkit preferences vary, encourages users to assemble their own curated collections, and points to a replacement repo for a more permissive contribution flow.

Cbench is intended as a relatively straightforward toolbox of tests, benchmarks, applications, utilities, and framework to hold them together with the goal to facilitate scalable testing, benchmarking, and analysis of a Linux parallel compute cluster.

Programs to help in setting up and running HP Serviceguard clusters

A set of small tools to assist in the maintenance and tuning of computers running VMware ESX Server both online (real time) and offline (using the VMware supplied "vm-support" script output). --- "VMware ESX Server" & "ESX Server"(tm) VMware, Inc.

Apache Toolbox provides a means to easily compile Apache with over 63 3rd parts modules and options.

Traffic Control is a Linux toolbox to control squid, NAT, and other services traffic limits. TF uses Linux iptables to count traffic. This utility consists of two parts. The first is server side (written in Perl) and the second part is the interface.