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RSYNC Backup front-end with Web Interface, email reports with attached summary. Simple to use; back up servers with a single line, or your entire server farm from a single machine. Custom email tags sort responses in your MUA. Supports authentication.
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'finddouble' application searches into a directory and all its sub directories. If it finds several times the same file, a warning message is displayed, but no other action is taken. It's main use is to help you optimize you disk usage.
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Squeezer is a multi-dimensional logfile analyzer for Squid web cache server. It measures transfer speed from Squid, source servers and other caches and gives an information useful for tuning Squid and web cache hierarchy or mesh.
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Ncat - The culmination of many key features from various Netcat incarnations such as Netcat 1.10, Netcat6, SOcat, Cryptcat, GNU Netcat, etc. Ncat also has a host of new features such as "Connection Brokering", TCP redir (proxying), SOCKS client/server,
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BatchSSH (or just bssh) is a command line tool for batch execution of commands over SSHv2. BatchSSH is implemented in Java and is therefore platform agnostic. It support's simple but flexible target host definition, SSH gateways and Single-Sign-On.
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JRower is a tool for loading database tables from flat files. You supply a XML file describing the fields in the file and their mapping to the database table columns. The data file can be a text file in CSV, delimited, fixed length, or Excel format.
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A multi-tier architecture object-oriented framework that allows access to methods and variables at the command line and in shell scripts or via a GUI. It contains classes that deal with configuration management. It tries to unify config formats.
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xNamer, a flexible multiple file-renamer. Supports Perl regular expressions for advanced file selection and filename transformations. Cross platform GUI. MS Windows integration.
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dumpnet is a collection of bash scripts that allows you to backup multiple servers simultaneously. You can do incremental file system dumps with tar, dump and rsync, backup databases and much more. AIDE can also easily be integrated.
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motd is an init script that dynamically collects system information at boot time and formats it properly into /etc/motd for display at login.
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A Java 2 based implementation of the PHP MythWeb project with standalone reusable communication library for MythTV versions 0.17 and higher.
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Python configuration parser module which supports arbitrarily deep hierarchical option "dictionaries" and partnership with the existing optparse (optik) python module. The API of this module will follow as close as possible the optparse model.
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PSSC stands for PHP Sysadmin Script Collection. It's a collection of PHP scripts for sysadmins, from very simple commands to more advanced backup scripts. It provides some common functions and logging.
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LDIFtoCSV Converts LDIF(LDAP Data Interchange Format) text files to CSV(comma-separated values) text files. The file can then be manipulated in a text editor or spreadsheet program easier.
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This small project fills a need for network administrators to centralize their SSH keys management. It allows to manage a database of public keys via a GUI (and an upcoming command line interface), dinamically enabiling on a per-key, per-user and per-host
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netleak is a collection of small perlscripts that detects connectivity between network segments. It is mostly useful to detect "leaks" in large organizations that have private network segments physically separated from the Internet.
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phpMyMaint is a command-line php script which can perform several maintenance tasks for MySQL databases. Currently it can repair and optimize tables and databases, in the future it should also reindex, backup and restore tables and databases and perhaps c
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A Perl script that renames files of a config-file specified type (ex: mp3) to a user specified naming scheme. The script tries to resolve parts of the file name to specific variables (ex: title). Will prompt for duplicates and keep a log.
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Sherlock Roams is a Python-based password auditing tool for Un*x-based systems. It uses a brute force approach on the shadow file (or the regular password file if that fails) to determine which users on your system have obviously insecure passwords.
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A PHP Class to control the FileZilla Server from your site using a web interface or via your command line and to make it possible to automate user administration.
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REQADM is a comprehensive request queue administration facility for helpdesks and other groups who track customer issues. Clients include full GUI (X or Windows), web, e-mail, command-line, batch and custom API. Includes report generator.
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RIFF Isnt a File Formatter. RIFF is a small & simple command line utility written in Python to convert text data files in another text format (like delimited, SQL dump and fixed witdh).
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Map is a 32-bit program that allows you to map a network drive from the command line. It is similar to NET USE.
