Open Source Perl Storage Software - Page 8

A bain of Systems Administration work is managing log files: system log messages (from syslogd), mail log messages (from sendmail), printer spooling error logs ... This is a configuration-based program to help manage recycle files of this sort.

RIPS can protect data in a manner that minor corruptions can be balanced out by adding some redundancy to it.

A set of programs for reliably using unreliable storage media (i.e. CD-R's)

This project is an attempt to make an open source, publicly available backup management application that works hand in hand with EMC storage products and Veritas configurations, along with dynamic application layer management for pre and post IO operation

SDVault is a networked archiving and versioning system. A script running on the client automatically finds new or modified files to archive on a server. The user accesses his archived files for restoration via a web interface.

Archive SMS messages from your mobile phone to the neat text files named by the message sender. Supports own address book, exclusions, determine the sender by the message content, multipart messages, connects via COM port cable or infra-red beam.

*** This project has been terminated and no further work is planned in the forseeable future - Check out Stor2RRD (http://www.stor2rrd.com/) for an alternative *** A PHP Frontend to SVCMON* that provides a drilldown view to your SVC/Storwize performance data. Linked with FusionCharts and Floatbox it also provides historical graphs of every statistic on the pages. It uses perl scripts to populate some extra information from the SVCs and for pruning and aggregate functions, but the main frontend is written in PHP. * SVCMON by Yoshimichi Kosuge at https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/svcmon/

Phalanx - Deidentify Safe Harbor Deidentification Mode of Phalanx is an abridged pipeline of NLP annotators culminating in NER annotators which write output of text offsets. It uses the Safe Harbor deidentification method.

Sanoid is a policy-driven snapshot management system for ZFS that automates creation, rotation, and health checks of snapshots across datasets. You describe retention in human terms—hourly, daily, monthly, yearly—via simple templates, and Sanoid enforces those rules consistently without manual cron gymnastics. It sets and respects ZFS properties, places holds to protect in-use snapshots, and surfaces health issues so you notice problems before recovery time. Paired with its sibling syncoid, it also handles local and remote replication of incremental snapshots over SSH, supporting resume tokens, bandwidth shaping, and common accelerators like mbuffer. The design favors safety and observability: dry-run modes, verbose logging, and conservative defaults reduce the risk of accidental data loss. In production, Sanoid turns ZFS’s powerful but low-level primitives into dependable, auditable data protection for everything from home labs to multi-tenant servers.

Simple Movie Catalog will scan a given directory for movies, query imdb for info and generate a catalog in html which offers sorting and grouping of found movies by different criteria. Note: source code has been moved to github: https://github.com/damienlangg/SimpleMovieCatalog

This small collection of Perl scripts is designed to perform basic incremental backups of individual directory trees on stand-alone personal computers (like home computers or laptops). Simple and very flexible.

Sith'Ari is an disk backup solution, based on hard links. Daily snapshots are built on the previous, then updated. Only modified files are stored. Sith'Ari Backup stands for : Synched Incremental Time Historical Archiver Rapid Imager Backup

A little shell script that makes taking backups from you data on the sourceforge.net shellserver easy.

Stormons is a powerful mapping and monitoring of san storage devices program. Designed to be fast, flexible, and rock-solid stable. Stormons runs on *NIX hosts and Windows and can monitor EMC² VNX Block and File, EMC² Symmetrix, NetApp FAS (7 mode), and Brocade switch devices.

Stratus is a tag-based filesystem overlay using FUSE.

Monitoring tool for Symantec Netbackup backup software, written in Perl with Curses. Press "h" to see all available options. If you have any ideas or suggestions just email me.

Save is a lightweight framework for creating high availability systems based on Mon with extensions for authenticated heartbeats and IP address takeover. Save also provides validation, synchronization, and archival of configuration and other files.

Software configurations are harsh to maintain when you work on several computers particularly when these configurations depend the platform or a specific host. synconf helps you to maintain/apply these configurations.

This is a tk/perl program which will allow the user to locate and perform various operations on files on the system. It uses imagemagick to display many graphical formats. You can locate duplicates and compare them visually, rename, delete, test crc32 fi

[In Development!] TLE-BU is a complete backup program for Linux. It's focus is on ease-of-use, while remaining flexible. It uses it's own internal web and PostgreSQL servers for ease of install and removal and to avoid conflict with existing software

Tapedispatcher is a service which provides coordinated concurrent access to all tape libraries in an organization. Supported are tape drives and libraries attached locally to a host, and those shared over a fibre channel SAN.

A perl-tk front end for the powerful console cd-burning utility cdrdao.

NEW System with NEW FILE SYSTEM IN DATA BASE (Firebird), with service for ftp access and more.. You can access with web browser, Java VM applications, Object Pascal, C++... Look demo: http://tlsystem.sourceforge.net

What's ? Tux2live is a toolkit to build your Linux live environment from what you installed in hard disk and it's easy to customize and configure. Official web site: [En] http://tux2live.sourceforge.net/ [zh_TW] http://tux.nchc.org.tw/trac/tux2live

University Scholarly Knowledge Inventory System (U-SKIS) was developed at the University of Utah. It tracks .pdf files, records communication, and stores publisher's archiving policies to determine what may be added to institutional repositories.