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    CompareDir

    CompareDir

    Tool to Compare 2 directories and handle the files.

    ...Note the program cheqs FileName, FileSize, FileDate and (sub)directory. It does not compute md5 sums because that would make it extremely slow. Mind you i use this regular for directories with 2000 photos. Based on Python, pygobject and gtk3. + Python-pillow if you want to compare 2 images. No installation: untar -xvzf CompareDir.tgz where you want and run.
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    SSHsprinkler is a tool to distribute the execution of commands or scripts on a set of remote networked systems. It is portable (written in Python), asynchronous, uses the ssh encryption and manages the logs of the batches carried out on target systems.
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    Jail Chroot Project is an attempt of write a tool that builds a chrooted environment. The main goal of Jail is to be as simple as possible, and highly portable. The most difficult step when building a chrooted environment is to set up the right libraries
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