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An open-source umbrella project that includes implementations of the Open Standards management profiles and specifications defined by the DMTF (Distributed Management Task Force), related tools and utilities, and other CIM/DMTF related projects.
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Rover is a Perl package that provides a means of executing commands on remote machines via SSH, Telnet, or Rsh. Connections are made and then managed using Expect for Perl. A distinct advantage of Rover is its ability to process many hosts in parallel.
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Wrapper on 'aptitude update' for Debian-based distributions. It allows to see changes in new packages list and in upgradeable packages list in configurable manner.
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Slacky Rc.Admin provide an easy GUI to send command to system initialization or deamons services administration files.
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MultixtermB is an extension of the multixterm gui to allow easier spawning of terminals ssh'ing to multiple groups of hosts. Each group of hosts is a list, one host per line. optionally with a -p to denote a port.
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sfvcheck++ checks the hashes in well-formed filenames against an SFV (Simple File Verification) file.
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ISPMan is a system to design massive ISPs using LDAP as the backend. ISPMan provides a web front end and a command line interface to create virtual domains and manages users, dns information, email infos and httpd setup data for these vhosts.
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DictDefence is program written in Python to stop dictionary attacks of all sorts. The basic idea behind DictDefence is the automated blocking of Script Kiddies that run dictionary based attacks on your servers.
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Sunfreeware downloads made easy. It downloads packages from sunfreeware.com via HTTP to your machine. Just pass any number of package names as arguments and i'll find them for you.
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Stop Storing Third-Party Tokens in Your DatabaseRolling your own OAuth token storage can be a security liability. Token Vault securely stores access and refresh tokens from federated providers and handles exchange and renewal automatically. Connected accounts, refresh exchange, and privileged worker flows included.
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KDirStat (for KDE Directory Statistics) is a KDE program that sums up disk usage for direcory trees - very much like the Unix 'du' command. It also provides cleanup facilities to reclaim disk space.
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Rxlogd is a receive-only syslog server (collector) that can coexist with sysklogd. It features simplicity, ease of use and a built-in dns cache for high performance.
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This project will consist of a group of command line utilities to assist an LDAP administrator in maintaining LDAP databases.
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RoofTop is a network/systems monitoring (NSM) tool that leverages SNMP standards to deliver critical health and performance monitoring through device based reports and graphs, event notifications, alerts, and configurable alarm thresholds.
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JMrTools, is inspired by the MrTools Perl Project (Written by Robert Marino). This JAVA project implements ssh telnet, scp, rsync, sftp, ftp, and stdio. Providing execution/transfer of commands, script, or files on Multiple hosts concurrently.
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Switches a network-attached-storage (NAS) device from the company Buffalo on and keeps it alive as long as you need it. This is done by sending wake-on-lan (WOL) packages via the network. Deployment via copy & paste, no administrator permission needed.
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A set of scripts named "svnexport" is intended to update the Web site from the Subversion repository by using "svn export [options]" command. You can work through a Web interface or from the command line.
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DOGTOWN - Free Software & Tools for administrators ||| please read the Release Notes or docs @ http://dogtown.mare-system.de for a description of each package
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The MyCAT project is an open-source toolset for managing MySQL/Linux servers, currently composed of tools that: monitor replication, monitor and rotate binary logs, and allow remote shell access to arbitrary groups of servers.
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Mrtools (Multi remote tools) are a set of multi-threaded system tools to manage large distributed environments including file distribution collection and concurrent shell script or command execution. MrTools is written in Perl and utilizes ssh and rsync.
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Automated Perl Deprovisioner (apdep) is a script designed to automatically disable and/or delete Active Directory accounts that have gone stale. Exceptions to this deletion process are stored in a database of your choosing (through DBI).
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kusanagi is a collection of tools intended for trouble shooting including ones for system behavior analysis(e.g., oprofile log analyzer) and utilities(lkms) to catch specific (in-kernel) events etc.
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Nigel's mkpasswd, this mkpasswd supports various levels of strength, various lengths, passphrases of varying words and word lengths.
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A set of tools to build your own customed Linux distribution with more managability than raw LFS(Linux From Scratch). Include source package manager, file system backup and realtime mirror apps, and some assistant data structure writen in Python, etc...
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Implementation of support of RFC 3484 - Default Address Selection for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) for Linux. The support includes the implementation of policy table, API, etc, those are mentioned in RFC 3484.
