Free rar files software for linux

Simplebackup is a cross-platform backup program. Simplebackup project reads a configuration file, then it builds a compressed file for each of your backup directories or files on your backup list, and places the compressed files into another location.
For example, this location can be a network mapped drive in Windows, an NFS mounted drive in Unix, another hard disk, an FTP server, or a tape device (Unix only). This will duplicate your information, doing the so called "backup".
Main features:
- Support for several compressed formats (rar, zip, tar, tar.Z, tar.gz, tar.bz2).
- Support for three backup modes: Full ; Incremental and Differential.
- Creates separate backup file for each backup directory or file on the backup list.
- Can read the backup list from a separated text file.
- Support for lists of files to ignore, this will allow ignoring files of any type desired. For example backup all except mp3 and ogg files.
- Support for lists of files to ignore, this will allow ignoring files of any name desired. For example backup all except the files with the name my_boss.png, secret document.doc.
- Support for size limitation on the files to backup, example only backup files up to 1 Megabyte.
- Support for single directory orders by using a special file named [ simplebackup_rejection.txt ] that is placed inside any directory of the backup.
- Allows for the selection of the compression ratio, example, you can use this feature to disable the compression during the backup of a directory that contains mp3 files, since this barely compress at all.
- Can also backup into ftp servers, and is able to use a ftp proxy server (must be in open mode). This gives you the possibility to do backups into any point on the planet across the internet, all that is required is for the remote system to have a standard ftp server.
- Under unix operating systems it can backup into tape devices.
- Also related to tape devices, it can execute any command desired before and after writing to tape, example mt -t /dev/tape0 rewind.
- Works fully unattended, so you can easily program a at/cron job (unix) or task scheduler (windows).
- Automatic backup session management.
- Can manage backup sessions using a local database file.
- Can run a script/batch file/command before the backup, example, you can use this feature to shut-down the database and free the data files for backup.
- Can run a script/batch file/command after the backup, again a example, you can use this feature to bring the database back on-line.
- Can send backup reports by e-mail (using smtp mail servers only).
- Can export the backup reports into any external program(s) or command(s).
- Logs all operations into a file that can be consulted latter.

AVFS is a system, which enables all programs to look inside gzip, tar, zip, etc. files or view remote (ftp, http, dav, etc.) files, without recompiling the programs.
It currently supports floppies, tar and gzip files, zip, bzip2, ar and rar files, ftp sessions, http, webdav, rsh/rcp, ssh/scp. Quite a few other handlers are implemented with the Midnight Commanders external FS.
AVFS can be installed in two ways. These are:
Avfscoda
This method in theory works on any Linux system which has the
coda filesystem compiled in the kernel or as a kernel module.
In practice it works best with glibc-6.1 or higher, and it has
been tested on 2.2.X and 2.4.X kernels.
Preload
Currently this works on solaris systems. There are problems
making the preload method work for GLIBC version 6.1 or
higher, so systems using GLIBC are not supported.
Using AVFS is very similar in both cases. Differences will be indicated.
The installation method is different. For installation instructions
see the files INSTALL.preload and INSTALL.avfscoda respectively.
Enhancements:
- utar supports long names in POSIX ustar archives
- fixed truncation of 100 byte long file names in tar archive
- fixed crash in zlib code
- fixed deadlock in extfs code
- updated bzlib to 1.0.3
- updated avfsd to use fuse API version 26
several extfs fixes:
- fixed ucpio script
- fixed bug in extfs symlink handling (patch from Tanmoy Bhattacharya)
- fixed ftplist to output correct symlinks and to support http/ssh (patch from Tanmoy Bhattacharya)
- extfs scripts rpm and trpm outputs correct file sizes (important for fuse) (patch from Tanmoy Bhattacharya)
- ftppass/davpass checks for additional base avfs directories. Environment variable AVFSBASE can be set for non-default directory. (patch from Tanmoy Bhattacharya)
- ftp module supports @ in usernames (patch from Tanmoy Bhattacharya)
- the avfs library is built and installed by default additionally to fuse/avfscoda/preload depending on the actual system
- added RPM spec file for avfs-fuse (patch from Tanmoy Bhattacharya)

xmppjca project is a JCA 1.5 resource Adapter for managing connections to a XMPP (aka jabber) server from a J2EE application server (for instance JBoss). The resource adapter has been written to conform to the JCA 1.5 specification but only JBoss has been tested. The RA uses the smack API to connect to XMPP servers.

The connector supports multiple connections to multiple servers and provides an abstraction of the underlying smack api that in addition to connection management provides support for extensions from su-smack which includes support for JEP-0060 aka publish subscribe.

Currently the RA only supports container managed security. Future versions will support bean managed security using JAAS. The goal is eventually support single-sign-on using SASL+GSSAPI to XMPP servers which support this mechanism.

Currently the RA does not support transactions. The precise way in which this will be supported is a matter of debate.

Installation

The project consists of two parts - xmppjca and xmppjca-spec. Build both artifacts. Deploy the rar-file in your J2EE-server. In a standard JBoss- installation this means copying the rar-file to $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy. The xmppjca-spec-< version >.jar should be placed in the classpath of clients who need to use the resource adapter. In a standard JBoss-installation the easiest way is to copy the file to $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/lib. In most situations the application server will hotdeploy the rar-file but not the jar- file so a restart is needed whenever you update the spec-file.

Xarchiver is a GTK2 only frontend to rar, zip, tar, bzip and gzip.

Xarchiver is a gtk+2 ONLY frontend to zip,rar,tar,bzip2 and gzip. Future releases will support 7zip and distro based packages (rpm,deb).

Xarchiver allows you to create,add, extract and delete files in the above formats.

X-Files KDM Theme is a login screen for KDE desktop manager with a nice X-Files background.

File Lister provides a Web interface for listing files and directories.

FileLister is meant to be an open source alternative for listing files/directories with an easy navigateable (web-)interface.

QArchive.org web files checker is an extension which allows people to check web files for any malware.

The add-on allowing people to check web files for any malware (viruses, trojans, worms, adware, spyware and other unwanted things) inclusions. Install this plug-in to your browser, reload it. Then click the web file link by right mouse button and choose a "Check files with QArchive.org".

Then follow web site instructions. The usual way: your file will be enqueued. Refresh the report page to get completete antivirus report. That will show you all web files part checking and a summary as well. If you are a web master you can you the useful feature.

Taking the code of received report and placed it on your web site you can inform people about a concrete file safety. The web forums code version exists as well.