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cfgstoragemaker remotely generates an MRTG config file in order to graph all storage devices (disk, memory, and swap) of one or more specific host(s) via SNMP.

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ctk-adm-dns-chroot creates the minimum file structure needed to run bind as a chrooted unprivileged user.

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ctk-cgi-chkurl is a Perl script which parse remote HTML documents, checks links and images, and prints nice-looking reports thanks to templates.

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ctk-loadmax is a program which runs a specified command as long as the load average is below a specified level. It's quite useful when you run non-critical commands periodically via crontab, and you don't want them to overload your system.

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ctk-nettools provides functions to deal with templates in Perl. It also provides other functions to do log, to get value from db-file (Btree or Hash), and to get the date. The principle of the templates handling is to use an HTTP server to serve the templates. There's also a cache handling to speed up templates loading and to have a copy in case of a crash of the templates server.

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Ulimitw is a C program that has been made in order to wrap procmail's max filesize delivery limit but could be used with any program.

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snmpwatch can be used to remotely watch via SNMP the size and the memory used by each process. It will warn you if a process exceeds its `quota' of CPU or memory - these limits are based on process and host name. One of the most important advantages of snmpwatch is that you don't have to install anything specific on the servers you want to watch, everything is done remotely on a distinct and centralized monitoring host.

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TCC (Tiny C Compiler) is small, fast, unlimited, and safe. You can compile and execute C code everywhere (e.g., on rescue disks). It generates optimized x86 code, and can compile, assemble, and link several times faster than 'gcc -O0'. Any C dynamic library can be used directly. It includes an optional memory and bounds checker, and bounds-checked code can be mixed freely with standard code. C script is also supported--just add '#!/usr/bin/tcc' at the first line of your C source, and execute it directly from the command line.