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Planfix: Manage Projects, Team's Tasks and Business ProcessesPlanfix is like a souped-up business process management system for folks who really know their stuff. It's built to help you dive deeper and gives you more options than your run-of-the-mill project and task management systems. Best part? Even small businesses and non-profits can get in on the action.
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Free Website Monitoring Service | UptimeRobotWith the Free Plan, you can monitor up to 50 URLs, check for a website's content (using the keyword monitor), ping your server or monitor your ports in 5-minute intervals. You can create a status page to showcase your uptime. SMS or Call alerts can be bought anytime.
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Tabby Web
An SSH/Telnet/Serial client in your browser
Tabby Web brings a modern terminal experience to the browser by pairing a web UI with a backend gateway that brokers TCP connections over WebSockets. It aims to deliver an experience similar to the desktop Tabby terminal—sessions, profiles, and rich configuration—while being accessible anywhere through a login. The architecture splits concerns: a Django-based control plane manages users, auth, and configuration, while a gateway service handles network transport so browser clients can reach... -
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Backuso
Backup software for your data to local and remote SSH systems
Backuso – pronounce like the opera singer ‘Caruso’ – is a software for routine and automated backups of your computer to either a local storage or a remote storage on an SSH server, or both. A local storage is anything accessible in the directory structure of your computer. Most of the time this will be a (large) hard drive, mounted at a convenient location. A remote storage is anything which is accessed on your network via the ssh protocol. This could be a NAS (Network Attached Storage) in your local LAN, or a server share on the internet. ... -
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pySynchronize is a Qt4 application that can synchronize the folders of two computers using ssh and public/private keys login.
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