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926e521f 1Source: distorted-utils
b5284e05 2Section: utils
3Priority: extra
4363f814 4Maintainer: Mark Wooding <mdw@distorted.org.uk>
b88c529e 5Build-Depends: tinycdb, debhelper (>= 9), python, python-cdb,
413f7540 6 catacomb-dev (>= 2.1.1), mlib-dev (>= 2.0.4), libcdb-dev
b5284e05 7Standards-Version: 3.1.1
8
926e521f 9Package: distorted-utils
b5284e05 10Architecture: all
11Section: utils
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12Replaces: nsict-utils (<< 1.4.0~)
13Breaks: nsict-utils (<< 1.4.0~)
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14Depends:
15 mdwopt-perl,
926e521f 16 distorted-cdb,
e3e2681b 17 locking,
926e521f 18 distorted-mail,
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19 if-mtu,
20 shadowfix,
21 zz,
22 gorp,
58b43082 23 mtimeout,
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24 splitconf,
25 xtitle,
26 pause,
27 buf,
28 create,
29 inplace,
30 stamp,
31 space,
c818aced 32 getpass,
acc156eb 33 hush,
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34 with-umask,
35 sshsvc-mkauthkeys
b5284e05 36Description: Dummy package for convenience.
37
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38Package: nsict-utils
39Architecture: all
40Section: oldlibs
41Depends: distorted-utils
42Description: Dummy package for transition.
43 This is a transitional dummy package. It can safely be removed.
44
b5284e05 45Package: mdwopt-perl
46Architecture: all
d44f4462 47Section: perl
b5284e05 48Depends: perl5
49Description: Options parser library for perl.
50
926e521f 51Package: distorted-cdb
b5284e05 52Architecture: any
53Section: utils
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54Replaces: nsict-cdb (<< 1.4.0~)
55Breaks: nsict-cdb (<< 1.4.0~)
b2ffb9b7 56Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, python (>= 2.4), python-cdb
b5284e05 57Description: Simple utilities for messing with CDB files.
58
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59Package: nsict-cdb
60Architecture: all
61Section: oldlibs
62Depends: distorted-cdb
63Description: Dummy package for transition.
64 This is a transitional dummy package. It can safely be removed.
65
58b43082 66Package: mtimeout
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67Architecture: any
68Section: utils
69Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
70Description: Run a program for at most a given amount of time.
71
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72Package: prlimit
73Architecture: linux-any
74Section: utils
75Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
76Description: Run a program for at most a given amount of time.
77
b5284e05 78Package: locking
79Architecture: any
80Section: utils
81Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
82Description: Run a program while holding a file lock.
83
926e521f 84Package: distorted-mail
b5284e05 85Architecture: all
86Section: mail
c1749034 87Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, qmail, distorted-cdb, perl5, libmime-perl
b5284e05 88Description: Some simple scripts for mail handling.
89
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90Package: nsict-mail
91Architecture: all
92Section: oldlibs
93Depends: distorted-mail
94Description: Dummy package for transition.
95 This is a transitional dummy package. It can safely be removed.
96
b5284e05 97Package: if-mtu
98Architecture: any
99Section: utils
100Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
101Description: Report the MTU of a network interface.
102
103Package: shadowfix
104Architecture: all
105Section: utils
106Depends: perl5, mdwopt-perl
107Description: Check and fix shadow password and group files.
108
109Package: zz
110Architecture: all
111Section: utils
112Description: Run a program, automatically decompressing its argument files.
113
114Package: xtitle
115Architecture: any
b2ffb9b7 116Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
b5284e05 117Recommends: x-terminal-emulator
118Section: utils
b2ffb9b7 119Description: Simple program for messing with xterm (or compatible) title bars.
b5284e05 120
121Package: splitconf
122Architecture: all
123Depends: tclsh
124Section: utils
125Description: Gather little config files into one big one.
126
127Package: gorp
128Architecture: any
129Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
130Section: utils
131Description: Print a random base64 string.
1dec4fa3 132
133Package: pause
134Architecture: any
135Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
136Section: utils
137Description: Wait for a given time, or until a key is pressed.
138
3770fe80 139Package: buf
140Architecture: all
141Section: utils
142Description: Captures stdin in a temporary file and runs a command.
143
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144Package: with-umask
145Architecture: all
146Section: utils
147Description: Runs a command with a given umask.
148
3770fe80 149Package: create
150Architecture: all
151Section: utils
152Description: Simple script encapsulating atomic file update.
153
154Package: inplace
155Architecture: all
156Section: utils
157Description: Update files in place safely.
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158
159Package: stamp
160Architecture: any
8ecbc361 161Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
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162Section: utils
163Description: Like cat, but prefixing each line with a datestamp.
df33ee54 164
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165Package: getpass
166Architecture: any
8ecbc361 167Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
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168Section: utils
169Description: Read a password without echoing; write it to stdout.
170
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171Package: space
172Architecture: any
8ecbc361 173Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
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174Section: utils
175Description: Identify and fix problematic whitespace in text files.
176 The space program won't send you to the moon, but it will identify
177 and fix problems such as trailing whitespace and spaces before tabs.
178 It can safely update files in place, and could therefore be used as part
179 of a commit hook.
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180
181Package: x86-model
1cf61528 182Architecture: any-i386 any-amd64
8ecbc361 183Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
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184Section: utils
185Description: Shows basic model information about x86 processors.
186 The cpuid program is probably better for most people.
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187
188Package: hush
189Architecture: all
190Section: utils
191Description: Run a command, hiding its output in a logfile unless it fails
192 The hush program is useful for running noisy programs from cron or similar,
193 where you get spammed with uninteresting success reports. hush runs a
194 command, logging its output, but, unless the command actually fails, it
195 produces no output of its own.
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196
197Package: sshsvc-mkauthkeys
198Architecture: all
199Section: utils
200Description: Construct .ssh/authorized_keys files for SSH services.
201 SSH is a fine way to provide services to external users. It conveniently
202 takes care of details like authenticating users and encrypting
203 communications. Unfortunately, managing the key files is rather painful.
204 This simple script does a lot of the heavy lifting.