Search Results for "trees"

...Easy to configure, uses dump/afio/tar/cpio/star/etc. backend. Backup levels as in dump. Configurable backup sets. Writes to tapes, on-disk archive files, or on-disk directory trees. rpm-mode for only changed/unowned files.

ack2 is a programmer-centric search tool written in Perl that serves as a smarter, faster alternative to grep for source trees. It defaults to searching only relevant files while skipping build artifacts, VCS directories, minified bundles, and other noise, which dramatically reduces false hits. Filetype filtering is first-class: you can target languages by name (--perl, --python, --js) or define your own groups, and ack maps common extensions automatically.

Plinko was originally an experiment with Prefix Trees and log parsing. The general concept is to have a single end point you can send any data to, in a "fire and forget" fashion. Plinko should identify and parse the data completely without the sending system caring what it sent. The latest version supports named fields in the STL files for tagging data parsed in the Prefix Tree and anonymous functions for parsing dynamic message payloads.

Tools for maintaining file catalogs in directory trees. These can be used to to check for duplicates and verify correct transfer to other media.

dirdiff is a Perl command-line utility for recursively comparing the date/time stamps of files contained in two directory trees.

x2go is a "server based computing environment". It can be sized from single PC-installations to enterprise networks with multiple servers and LDAP Trees. You may use SmardCards for Authentification. Sessions can be suspended and resumed.

This small collection of Perl scripts is designed to perform basic incremental backups of individual directory trees on stand-alone personal computers (like home computers or laptops). Simple and very flexible.

File renaming utility for complex rename operations affecting multiple files up to whole directory trees. Runs on Unixes and Windows and maybe also elsewhere. Works by applying arbitrary regular expressions on filenames. Requires Perl.