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cron-apt allows users to run apt-get or aptitude commands at regular intervals using cron. It includes different settings for error reporting, what to install, etc.

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This project is a PDF backend program for CUPS. It allow users to print to PDF files that is stored somewhere in the filesystem.

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Debarchiver is a simple version of the official Debian archive tool katie. It sorts packages in a way similar to the potato archives. You can use it for publishing test versions or alternative packages, or simply to sort the programs you have created. It can also generate the Packages and Source files needed by apt.

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Dpsyco is a automated system to distribute system configurations to several computers. It is written mainly for the Debian distribution but should be portable (without too much difficulties) to other distributions or Unixes as well. It consists of a number of shell scripts to perform the desired actions. With it you can handle users, add ssh-public-keys, patch the system, update things using cfengine, install files (overriding other package files), and more.

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This software makes it easier to define complex group membership structures. It also make it easier to let one group have read access and one other group to have write access to some specific data.

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The OpaL dir command a Perl script that is similar but not identical to the DOS dir command.

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OpaL Markup Language Content System is a system to separate layout from data. The markup language oml is a language defined in XML and is then converted to HTML on the fly.

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OMT is a simple script for mirroring Web pages for off-line mirror/reading. It rewrites the content of the pages to make a complete and functional mirror. It has a number of options to specify what files should be mirrored and what renaming should be done.

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rtime is a simple command to get the date and time from the TCP time service described in RFC 868.

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TcpCat is a very lightweight TCP utility. It takes an IP address and a TCP port as argument, connects to it, and gives the result back to stdout. It was written as a lightweight version of netcat. As such, it works like the Unix cat command, but instead of displaying a file it displays the result from a TCP service.