Top Networking Software for Linux

buzzweb2pdf allows you to convert web documentation to a PDF with a single command.Developer commentsThis was written specifically to fetch 'Thinking in C++ into a format that I could read on a...

cloudfiles-sftpd is a SFTP server that reads and writes stored files to Rackspace Cloud...

tinyproxy is a lightweight HTTP proxy licensed under the GPL. Designed from the ground up to be fast and yet small, tinyproxy is an ideal solution for sites where a full-featured HTTP proxy is required, but the system resources required to run a more...

Turtle is a HTTP proxy written in Python whose purpose is to throttle connections to specific hostnames to avoid breaking terms of usage of those API providers (like del.icio.us, technorati and so...

r53.py is a simple command-line utility to help you manage your AWS Route 53 DNS records. It interfaces with AWS via boto: http://code.google.com/p/boto/. It supports a workflow where a canonical zone file is managed via version control and pushed to...

Centmin is a bash script developed for use on CentOS 5. It is designed to provide a fully functional NMP plus DNS stack - using minimal resources.How to use:1) Download the script from:London, UK (via Linode):...

DRBD Management Console is a Java application that aims to ease the process of managing cluster systems that are based on DRBD and Heartbeat.AdministratorsThis program is intended for administrators who understand the concepts and details of DRBD and...

Nautilus Terminal is an integrated terminal for the Nautilus file manager.What is new in this release:Automatic "cd " command (it follows you in your folder), Support of copy / paste (*Ctrl+Shift+C* / *Ctrl+Shift+V*), Support of drag & drop of...

Name Server Configurator (NSC) is a set of utilities for easy administration of DNS servers. You write very simple configuration files and NSC automatically generates zone files, reverse zone files, and configuration for the BIND.Among other things, it...

The cloudinitd package can be considered the /etc/rc.d of the cloud!This libary helps users bootstrap many dependent VMs in a cloud (or many clouds). Services are associated with virtual machine images in a cloud and then organized into levels. Each level...