GNU Stow is a Perl program for managing the installation of
software packages, keeping them separate (/opt/stow/emacs-21.3.1
vs. /opt/stow/perl-5.8.0, for example) while making them appear
to be installed in the same place (/opt).
Stow may be used by non-root users to set up a private hierarchy
under e.g. $HOME/local.
WWW: http://www.gnu.org/software/stow/stow.html
from Andreas Kahari <andreas.kahari@unix.net>
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Main changes:
* Monit now reloads configuration ONLY after it receives SIGHUP.
Automatic reload based on monit's control file timestamp is now
defunct.
* New monit command 'reload' is added. If used, it will reinitialize
a running monit daemon (send it the SIGHUP signal).
* A new monit option '-t' is added. If used, monit will run a syntax
check for the control file and exit with the status.
* The ssl version for TCPSSL tests can now explicitly be set if auto-
detection should fail. (Thanks to Mark Foster for
the bugreport)
* Added support for LDAPv2 and LDAPv3, and DWP.
* Restart method added to monit httpd cervlet
* Alert messages in passive mode fixed
* Console command "monit restart [service]" in daemon mode fixed
* Start/stop/restart race condition fixed.
Changelog: http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/changes.html
Patches OpenBSD specific submitted to authors.
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freedt is a reimplementation of Dan Bernstein's daemontools under the GNU GPL,
sharing no code with the original implementation.
It currently includes feature-equivalent replacements for argv0, envdir,
envuidgid, setlock, setuidgid, softlimit, supervise, svc, svok, svscan, svstat
and recordio. It also includes dumblog (a simple multilog replacement),
mkservice (a script for automatically creating service directories), anonidentd
(an anonimising identd implementation) and ratelimit (a bandwidth-limiting
filter along the lines of recordio). All the tools include usage messages; for
instance, do "ratelimit -h" for a brief rundown of the options.
Please note that this package is not a drop-in replacement for daemontools; the
internal state files in service directories are different, and the error
messages (and a few of the options) aren't quite the same.
WWW: http://azz.us-lot.org/code/freedt.html
userland (and breaks build on sparc) instead use sysconf(3) to get
page size.
lead to the right direction by naddy & miod - thanks
Problem reported by John Pavlakis <xyloplax@yahoo.com>
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The Sleuth Kit (previously known as TASK) is a collection of
UNIX-based command line file system forensic tools that allow
an investigator to examine NTFS, FAT, FFS, EXT2FS, and EXT3FS
file systems of a suspect computer in a non-intrusive fashion.
The tools have a layer-based design and can extract data from
internal file system structures. Because the tools do not rely
on the operating system to process the file systems, deleted
and hidden content is shown.
This port replaces TASK, previously removed.
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multitail allows the viewing of one or multiple files like
the original tail(1) program.
The difference is that this program creates multiple windows
windows on the console (with ncurses). It can also use colors
while displaying the logfiles for faster recognizing which
lines are important and which are not. It is optimized for
terminal-sessions through slow links.
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ModLogAn is a modular logfile analyzer which is able to analyze
15 logfiles from different servers.
Its template engine generates XHTML based on usersupplied themes
which makes it possible to provide different look and feel.
It's written in C and provides a plugin system.
From: Michael Coulter <mjc@bitz.ca> with some changes from me.
Tentakel is a simple program for executing the same command on many
hosts in parallel using ssh or rsh. It takes care of managing remote
return errors and remote stderr/stdout as well.
