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- mysqlblasy (MySQL backup for lazy sysadmins)
has its own web-page: mysqlblasy
- fileq (file queue)
has its own web-page: fileq
- httptraffic.pl
merge overall access statistics generated by webalizer into a database
and generate traffic reports by period and/or domain
Manual: httptraffic.pod.html
Download: httptraffic.pl
- sql2data
has its own web-page: sql2data
- logresolve.pl
Drop-in replacement for Apache's logresolve program which sometimes fucks up log by splitting it and thus creating new garbage lines.
Download: logresolve.pl
- multilog-stamptail
tail multilog log files from which you left off last time.
Manual: multilog-stamptail.pod.html
Download: multilog-stamptail
- mdns
mdns is a multithreaded dns lookup tool especially tuned for
looking up thousands of IP addresses. It outputs results asynchronously, so they
might be in a different order than the input. It also looses NXDOMAIN etc., so it really is meant
as a brute force lookup where individual lookups don't matter.
It can also perform mx lookups, have combined output for MX and PTR entries etc.
Manual: mdns.pod.html
Download: mdns
- dumpmz2data
dump multiple zones (using AXFR) to tinydns data format.
Here is the help screen: dumpmz2data.txt
Download: dumpmz2data
- fraclocal
converts fractional timestamps in seconds since epoch to human-readable form.
Download: fraclocal
- randomips
Generates random IP addresses. May split output into chunked files.
help-page
Download: randomips
- check_pureftpd_quotas
this script ensures that virtual quotas for pureftpd users are correct.
It can only be used if your users are stored in a MySQL DB.
Download: check_pureftpd_quotas
- gethtinfo
this script takes the name of a .htaccess file as argument and
returns all username:passwd pairs to STDOUT
Download: gethtinfo
- dwncase
this script takes a shell pattern as argument and renames matching files
to their equivalent names with all characters lowercase.
Download: dwncase
- badaba 0.12
This SHell-compatible script can be used for backing up large amounts
of data onto CD-Recordables for example.
It slices the data which is to be backed up into parts which fit on
a medium size you can specify (e.g. 650 MB for CD-R)
The data is backuped using the GNU tar archiver. TAR supports natively
the multi-volume option, so slicing is done with TAR.
For each of the tar-archives, some more information is generated, e.g.
the date, a CONTENTS file and md5sums of each backuped file.
These files are converted into an ISO 9660 file system image file, with
support for JOLIET (windows) and ROCKRIDGE (UNIX) extensions.
Download: badaba
- fcatalogue 0.11
this script can be used to rename multiple files matching a specified
shell-pattern. Files will be renamed using a prefix an an auto-incremented
index-number. File extensions are preserved.
It depends on awk and sed.
Download: fcatalogue
- mp3tocd 0.2
This script takes a mp3-playlist (xmms,gqmpeg...) as parameter,
converts all mp3-files to the wav-format, adjust frequencies (to 44100 Hz),
normalizes the volume of all the files and finally burns an audio-cd
using cdrecord.
Download: mp3tocd
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