9 projects tagged "Ruby"
Updated 15 Dec 2004
pdumpfs
| Pop | 122.94 |
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| Vit | 3.81 |
pdumpfs is a simple daily backup system similar to Plan9's dumpfs which preserves every daily snapshot. pdumpfs is written in Ruby. You can access the past snapshots at any time for retrieving a certain day's file.
Updated 26 Feb 2004
Ruby/Libburn
| Pop | 24.06 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Ruby/Libburn is a Ruby binding for Libburn, a library for reading, mastering, and writing optical discs.
Updated 01 Nov 2004
AntFlow
| Pop | 64.06 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
AntFlow builds upon Apache Ant to provide a new approach to simplifying system automation that uses pipelines of hot folders chained together to perform a given task. Using XML, it associates an automated task such as data transfer, encryption, or XML processing with a directory on the local system. Whenever a file is copied or written into the hot folder, the associated task is executed and the file is moved to the next hot folder in the pipeline for further processing.
Updated 19 Jun 2005
Rsyncmanager
| Pop | 61.48 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Rsyncmanager is a daemon designed to simplify the task of coordinating multiple file transfers to or from a machine. It was originally written to serve as the managing hub of a backup system that used rsync to feed in files from many other machines, so that all backups could be run from a single place. It can be used to coordinate any kind of regular file transfer, from a simple hourly copy of an email store from a primary to a backup server, to multiple concurrent rsyncs to multiple machines on varying schedules.
Updated 21 Nov 2006
Crackup
| Pop | 35.41 |
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| Vit | 1.42 |
Crackup is a pretty simple, pretty secure remote backup solution for folks who want to keep their data securely backed up but aren’t particularly concerned about bandwidth usage. Backups are compressed and (optionally) encrypted via GPG and can be transferred to the remote location over a variety of protocols, including FTP. Additional storage drivers can easily be written in Ruby.
Updated 09 Nov 2011
LBackup
| Pop | 116.39 |
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| Vit | 4.85 |
LBackup is a simple backup system aimed at systems administrators who require reliable backups with minimum fuss. It is configured with configuration files, and the backup is started from the command line. It has been tested for over 10 years. Backups can be to local media, or to remote media via one or more networks. The networks may be private LANs, WANs, or sets of untrusted public networks such as the Internet.
Updated 09 Oct 2007
NVX::SDS
| Pop | 10.63 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
The Nirvanix SDS is a full SDK into the Nirvanix file system that allows storing files files on remote servers and full account management. NVX::SDS is a wrapper that simplifies using Ruby to access the Web services.
Updated 11 Feb 2010
rsync-mirror
| Pop | 20.86 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
rsync-mirror is used to backup local directories to another location on the local machine or to a remote machine. As the name suggests, it uses rsync for data transfer so it should be pretty efficient. It does not support any nifty backup features like incremental backups; all it does is mirror a directory to another location. To ease the task of creating backups, rsync-mirror takes care of managing the destination site of the backup. In case the target path needs to be mounted, rsync-mirror does so before backup and unmounts it afterwards.
Updated 11 Feb 2010
BinBackup
| Pop | 14.56 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
BinBackup is a tool intended to efficiently back up a directory to a set of size-limited media like CD-Rs or DVD-Rs. It's goal is to distribute the contents of a directory to a set of media while using the space available on these media as best as possible, minimizing the number of media required for a backup. To do this, BinBackup uses a bin packing algorithm to decide how to partition the contents of a directory and where to put them.
