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Globalscape Enhanced File Transfer (EFT) is a best-in-class managed file transfer (MFT) solutionGlobalscape’s Enhanced File Transfer (EFT) platform is a comprehensive, user-friendly managed file transfer (MFT) software. Thousands of Windows-Centric Organizations trust Globalscape EFT for their mission-critical file transfers.
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Ham Radio Control Libraries
Library to control radio transceivers and receivers
The Hamlib project's purpose is to develop flexible and portable shared libraries that offer a standardized API to control any radio oriented equipment through a computer interface. -
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UrJTAG aims to create an enhanced, modern tool for communicating over JTAG with flash chips, CPUs, and many more. It is a descendant of the popular openwince JTAG tools with a lot of additional features and enhancements.
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Webtunnel is an HTTP tunnel with some unique features: it runs in the context of a web server; it uses simple requests/responses for proxy traversal; and it is multi-threaded to allow many parallel connections to many destinations simultaneously.
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WEB interface for the design, process and monitor inter-application data flows. It’s a message queue EAI. Written in Perl, Tested systems : Linux and HP-UX, WinXP is planned Supported Connectors : RDBMS, , LDAP, EDI, CSV, XML, HTML etc ...
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The Apple Device Management and Security PlatformAchieve harmony across your Apple device fleet with Kandji's unmatched management and security capabilities.
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A Perl script that interfaces with the Devantech USB to I2C interface adapter. This script allows a user to read and write as a master to the i2c bus as well as set or get the value of the io pins.
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A framework for interaction with networking devices from various vendors, over various transport mechanisms, and with various authentication schemes.
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JTrak2UDCF is just a simple "interface / conversion" script taking JTrak's export files and convert them into UDCF format files usable by UDCF Compatible Diving Log Applications.
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OneLDAP is a limited LDAP server that is a proxy to other common protocols, such as POP3 and IMAP. It provides basic SEARCH and BIND functions for standard LDAP authentication. It is based on the shell backend function of OpenLDAP. Release files are available at the project website.
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Collaborative infrastructure for Collaborative Product Development (manufacturing) within Extended and Virtual Enterprise.
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Creatio Low-Code Development PlatformIntelligent low-code platform to empower both IT and non-IT staff to effortlessly build enterprise-grade apps and processes
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A command line script to integrate the Weatherhawk Personal Weatherstation into the Nagios NMS framework. The script can also be used from the command line to retrieve data. Values can be stored into a RRD database for future reference.
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The gpstoolbox project provides a portable Garmin GPS (Global Positioning System) interface library and associated utilities to support creating, transfering, and processing of route, track log, waypoint, and PVT data. Supported platforms include Linux,
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solargrapher
ComLynx protocol for solar inverters
solargrapher is a minimalistic implementation of the ComLynx protocol, spoken by solar inverters made by Danfoss, IBC Solar et al. It logs whatever data you deem interesting in rrd file and has a minimal example on how to produce graphs for a cgi-enables webserver from that.
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