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We are a community of individuals who share a passion for life and have come together based on shared interests and needs. In our free time, we collaborated to develop Kubespider. Kubespider is developed to utilize an idle server in a local area network as a NAS, enabling automatic downloads of TV series, triggering downloads from a local laptop, and adapting to various websites such as YouTube and BiliBili, as well as different types of resources such as TV series, movies, music and more. After being exposed to Terraform and its great versatility, we were inspired to create Kubespider as a general download orchestration system that is compatible with various resource platforms and download software. ...

Rockstor is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and private cloud storage solution based on advanced Linux technologies like BTRFS, Docker and others. In addition to standard NAS features like file sharing via NFS, Samba, SFTP and AFP, advanced features such as online volume management, CoW Snapshots, asynchronous replication, compression, and bitrot protection are supported based on BTRFS.

...The main idea is to have a client which could be easily used to test different Radius servers. Client supports: - Radius PAP authentication - Multi thread (sniffing separated from sending) - Several Attribute Value Pairs (AVP) supported (nas-ip-address, service-type, nas-port-type, calling-station-id, called-station-id) - We can add new AVP easily - Flooding mode (performance/stress testing) - Accounting messages Client uses scapy library to send/receive packets. It consists of two python classes: - RadiusExt: Radius class supporting AVP, authentication, packet manipulation (derived from Scapy Packet class) - RadiusAttr: Class for AVP (derived from Scapy Packet class) I use this client to: - test basic PAP authentication - send different AVP to test if Radius server is behaving correctly (RFC compliance) - display returned AVP - flood Radius server with multiple packets (performance testing) For examples please refer to readme.txt

It is an easy and handy way for home or small offices where nowadays we have many hosts (pcs, routers, smartphones, NAS, media centers, wi-fi intruders, etc) and we want to know what is up and interact with them. This was born as many others from my need to turn on/off a computer in another room or see what is up before going to bed or be alerted by some intrusion in my local net via wi-fi. It needs a lot of improvements and I hope the community can help.

The sbackup suite is a simple backup solution for Gnome desktop. All configuration is accessable via Gnome interface. File and paths can be included and excluded directly or by regex, local and remote backups supported.