Search Results for "Databases Open Source & DevTools"

Vitalnix is a suite consisting of a library providing unified methods to access different user databases (Shadow, LDAP, etc), tools for user/group management, and a program for managing users in batch, suitable for large systems.

A fork of nss_db, modified to work on Solaris as well as Linux. This provides an alternative location for storing configuration information used by the Name Service Switch libraries, and may be used to supplement user, group and other information in a Berkeley DB. The Berkeley DB NSS module provides an alternative means for storing configuration information traditionally kept in several plain-text files in /etc (e.g. /etc/passwd). The module uses the Berkeley DB Library to store this...

pam_kmux is a PAM Module for changing passwords simultaneously in multiple databases. This is useful in heterogeneous environments. Databases and hashtypes are configurable. Firebird, MySQL and PostgreSQL are already supported.

New Netflow Collector is aimed to be POSIX-compliant, portable collector of flows, generated by Cisco and other routers. It understands netflow v1, v5 and v7 flows and has plugin interface for storing flows in databases, text files, etc.

set of utilities that provide high availability for databases using the mysql database server. includes ip address takeover, using a master node and a slave one. please send you feature requests to fipar@seriema-systems.com

This project will consist of a group of command line utilities to assist an LDAP administrator in maintaining LDAP databases.

This is a PAM Module that cache credentials in local passwd databases.

Extends the Name Service Switch (NSS) API, enabling superior integration with network databases. Various sources, such as MySQL, extend naming services such as /etc/passwd - allowing for better data management and single sign-on capabilities.

A daemon that runs as a non-privileged user, sending updates of server status to a set of peers, which can keep state with rrdtool databases. You can specify information elements such as uptime, network counters (pps/bps), diskIO, load, and more.

The nss_sqldb project provides ability to access system databases (like passwd, groups etc.) from a SQL database. As a result service authentication can be done from a database rather than files like /etc/passwd.