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Ugreen NAS Admin — Windows desktop control center for Ugreen and compatible Linux NAS devices over SSH. Scripts plus cron planner and optional Telegram/email; Explorer NAS↔PC; SMB NAS↔NAS; LAN/USB devices as the NAS sees them; Docker (containers/logs/compose/catalog); Health (RAID/SMART, alerts); Storage/ACL/Snapshots plus imaging/restores where supported. Backup tab archives Docker+scripts, homes, or all user data to NAS, PC folder, NAS USB, or SMB second NAS profile; scheduling writes JSON+cron on the NAS so jobs run overnight. MIT licensed. Prefer GitHub Releases for ZIP/exe; green “Download ZIP” is source-only not the packaged app.

Barman (backup and recovery manager) is an administration tool for disaster recovery of PostgreSQL servers written in Python. It allows to perform remote backups of multiple servers in business critical environments and help DBAs during the recovery phase. Barman's most wanted features include backup catalogs, retention policies, remote recovery, archiving and compression of WAL files and backups. Barman is written and maintained by PostgreSQL professionals 2ndQuadrant.

Computer management system for class rooms with: - Web based control panel for teachers. - Instalation/Granting access to software from catalog. - Remote control/View students desktop. - Control access to the Internet (individual sites or full access) - Control access to removable storages. - Central storage for users data.

dic is a simple, console-based disk catalogizer. It can easily add disks to the catalog, search in the catalog, search for files, automatically retrieve found files without requiring you to manually navigate through the source media, and more

Utility to create and maintain a CD catalog and mount it as a filesystem using FUSE.

CD Maze is an easy to use CD-ROM/DVD-ROM catalog system for the GNOME/Unix/Linux-Desktop.

The purpose of the Offline Volume Cataloger is to provide a fast and simple way to catalog, index, and later search the contents of storage volumes (eg. backup CDs) that will normally be offline.