Software-Karte

PDBS is a secure and simple backup system, distributed over a network. It aims to be reliable and easy to configure.

EXIficient is an implementation of the W3C
Efficient XML Interchange (EXI) format
specification written in the Java programming
language. The EXI format is a very compact
representation for the Extensible Markup Language
(XML) Information Set that is intended to
simultaneously optimize performance and the
utilization of computational resources.

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

backup.py is a simple way to do differential and
complete backups of directories.

NNNbackup (No-name network backup) is a simple
backup system framework for data in an SMB/CIFS
networked environment. It can also be used for
backing up local data. The primary focus of this
system is the simple selection of data to be
backed up and the security of said data. It is
also very portable because it relies on common
Linux tools and its behavior is controlled
entirely by a single and simple configuration
file.

Openduckbill is a simple command line backup tool
for Linux. It is capable of monitoring files and
directories marked for backup for any changes, and
transferring these changes either to a local
backup directory, a remote NFS exported partition,
or a remote SSH server using rsync. It can either
maintain an exact copy of the source at the backup
destination, or maintain both current and previous
versions of the source at the backup destination.

is a SCST driver that allows you to use QLogic
22xx/23xx Fibre Channel cards in target mode. SCST
is a mid-level SCSI target subsystem for Linux.

iBackup simplifies the task of backing up the system configuration
files (those under /etc) for Solaris, *BSD, and Linux systems. You
can run it from any directory and it will, by default, save the (maybe
compressed) tarball to /root. It is possible to encrypt the tarball,
to upload the tarball to another host, and to run the backup automated
in a cron job. You can also create a nice HTML summary of a system
using the included sysconf.

SnapSource is a utility written in Perl to automatically and periodically take
a snapshot (incremental backup) of your source code and display the
modifications in a 2-column (original and modified) format similar to that of
cervisia. Changes, additions, and deletions are displayed in different colors,
customizable per user preference. It is not another CVS, and it is not a
front-end to CVS, but it is supposed to be used in between CVS commits.

ZFolder2Product takes the contents of a Zope folder and creates a custom
Zope Product, which then re-creates the entire folder contents when
installed. The advantage of using ZFolder2Product over a normal Zope
exportation is that the folder contents are saved in external files
usable within a version control system like CVS. After re-importing the
files, you can edit them using the Zope Management Interface and export
them back to the filesystem.

rsync-bc (rsync backup client) is a stripped-down version of rsync. The
idea behind rsync-bc is to provide a simple client that only supports
sending data. Receiving, local file transfers, and daemon/server modes
have been disabled. No destructive file operation functions will be
present in a binary.

Almir is a Bacula Web administration tool.

Thumbak automates the backup of USB drives. It runs as a GNOME panel applet and manages background incremental backups for selected USB disks and thumb drives.