WEBCVTSA is a tool that allows users to administrate their computers [running GNU/Linux] using a form on a web page to post commands. Lots of interesting uses: * NO DAEMON RUNNING ON YOUR MACHINE [webcvtsa is only a client], no ports opened to control your computer! * CREATE DYNAMICAL REVERSE SSH TUNNELS * ERASE MAYBE DANGEROUS/ILLEGAL FILES ON YOUR MACHINE WHEREVER YOU ARE [you can use also cellulars !] * BLOWFISH ENCRYPTION OF COMMANDS

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C and C++ > Scripts and Programs > Server Management

Date Added: Jun 10, 2005 Hits: 361 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

MIDAS is a cross platform Monitoring and NIDS server. The goal of this project is to build a robust and complete network/system monitoring suite that is capable of scaling to very large networks. With the new 2.2a version, we have created a client for monitoring Win32 based systems, but the core of the application is still made for *NIX systems.

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C and C++ > Scripts and Programs > Server Management

Date Added: May 31, 2005 Hits: 739 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1

ikonware, the new generation control panel for the webhosting industry which is easy to use yet powerful. Fast and Reliable, Ikonware is the answer to meet the present day needs of speedy account setups as well as fast and simple client side account management giving them a whole set of new features that will add variety as well as reliability unmatched...

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C and C++ > Scripts and Programs > Server Management

Date Added: Aug 12, 2005 Hits: 799 Rating: 4.20 Votes: 5

CVTSA [ClairVoyant SysAdmin] is a tool for GNU/Linux written in C that allows a user to run any command he wants on his Linux box [according to his permissions on that machines] even if he is far away from the computer. CVTSA works as a shell but receives commands via email (email could be sent from a standar mailbox, from wap or GPRS or some societies services that allow to send emails as SMS, etc...). There are some security features that make CVTSA quite safe.

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C and C++ > Scripts and Programs > Server Management

Date Added: Aug 18, 2005 Hits: 814 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1

Mbfree allocates and frees a given amount of memory. It is especially helpful on systems that are over utilized that swap a lot. A lot of OSs loose performance when their main memory is used and the OS is swapping. Mbfree allows you to allocate a certain amount of memory and free it. In Linux the result is usually faster loading of programs -- or successful loading of programs when they don't load because there is not enough free memory.

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C and C++ > Scripts and Programs > Server Management

Date Added: Jul 9, 2005 Hits: 734 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0