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CryptID
An open framework for Single SignOn authentication
...If you want to securely authenticate legacy services, such as smtp, pop3 or http against your Active Directory cluster or LDAP server, CryptID can provide secure access to SSO authentication without the messy HTTP bloat common to conventional SAML products. CryptID is designed to support synchronisation from multiple servers, and multiple organisations. -
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SynchroMike
Successor: <a href="http://syncarus.net">syncarus.net</a>
SynchroMike is a two-way synchronisation program which allows the user to synchronize two directories. It comes with a handy user interface which displays differences between both storage locations as a tree. Update: This page is deprecated, find the new program at <a href="http://syncarus.net">syncarus.net</a> -
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Synchronises your computer's clock against an RFC868-compliant server. This form of synchronisation has accuracy to one second, depending on the network latency between you and the server. Mainly aimed for keeping NFS clients in sync with the server.
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