Free winrar archiver software for linux

Scam-Archiver project copies all mail going through your mail server to a mailbox. This feature is useful for archiving email.

NOTICE

Scam-archiver should only be used if its features is in full compliance with local laws and regulations regarding electronic communication and email.

Installation

Please read the INSTALL and README files for more information.

Prerequisites

You should have sendmail version 8.12.x or higher installed. Sendmail should have been built with MILTER support enabled.
You should have the milter library and development kit installed

Build

1. Extract the scam-archiver tarball
2. Change the current directory to the one where the scam-archiver source code was extracted.
3. If you are using FreeBSD, OpenBSD or NetBSD, rename the Makefile.bsd file to Makefile

If you are using a Linux distribution, rename the Makefile.linux file to Makefile

4. Type make and press Enter to compile scam-archiver

Install

1. Copy the scam-archiver file created above to the appropriate location (/usr/local/sbin for example)
2. Generate a new sendmail configuration (sendmail.cf) with the following additional settings:

INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(`scam-archiver, `S=unix:/var/spool/scam/scam-archiver.sock, F=T, T=S:240s;R:240s;E:5m)dnl
3. Create a user (scamarchiver for example) which will be used to run the milter
4. Create the /var/spool/scam directory
5. Verify that the user created in step 3 has read-write access to the /var/spool/scam directory

Using Scam-archiver

Startup

1. Start scam-archiver milter as a daemon scam-archiver -p unix:/var/spool/scam/scam-archiver.sock -u scamarchiver -D
4. Restart sendmail if you have generated a new sendmail configuration when installing scam-archiver

Shutdown

Type the following command to stop scam-archiver kill -USR1 `cat /var/spool/scam/scam-archiver.pid`

Configuration

The configuration file used is /etc/mail/scam.conf.

The following entry defines the email address where all mail is archived.

AchiverAddr=scam@example.com

Endeavour Mark II project is a complete file management suite that comes with a File Browser, Archiver, Recycled Objects system, Image Browser and a set of file & disk management utility programs.
Main features:
- Two pane tree & list style File Browser.
- Image Browser with thumbs list and a pan & zoom image viewer.
- Archiver for viewing, creating, and extracting packages.
- Commercial quality user-interface design.
- Convient drag & drop operations.
- Drag & drop downloading with the WGet Front End.
- Extended MIME Types support with external import/export support for other MIME Type file formats.
- Fully customizable tool bars and list headings.
- A recycled objects system.
- Device and disk utility programs:
- o Download - Front end for the GNU WGet
- o HEdit - Hex editor
- o SysInfo - CPU Display
- o ZipTool - Front end for ZipTools
Requierments:
- GTK 1.2.10
Enhancements:
- The history list windows display of event information was improved. EDVGetType() was added to the Endeavour 2 API library to obtain a configuration parameters value type.
- Support for extracting and listing tar archives using libtar was added.

Flatback is a simple filesystem archiver. It was created to address limitations in afio, star, and dar.
Notable features include checksumming, large file support, support for hardlinks, and support for device files.
Planned features include incremental backups, robust error handling, and extended file attributes.
Main features:
- Largefile support
- Multivolume support
- Smart Per-File compression
- Per-File metadata checksumming (SHA1)
- Per-File data checksumming (SHA1) when data is present
- Format allows restoring of damaged archives even when compression is enabled
- Simple, space efficent, binary format
- Handles hardlinks the right way
Version restrictions:
- Restoring archives not implemented yet
- Incremental backups not implemented yet
- Aborts on recoverable errors (will fix later)
- Not extensively tested

Optar stands for OPTical ARchiver. This project is a codec for encoding data on paper. Optar fits 200kB on an A4 page, then you print it with a laser printer. If you want to read the recording, scan it with a scanner and feed into the decoder program.

A practical level of reliability is ensured using forward error correction code (FEC). Automated processing of page batches facilitates storage of files larger than 200kB.

Lazy Backup project is intended to be so easy even lazy people will do their backups.

Everyone is encouraged to make regular backups but how many of us actually do? Not only can it take a long time, but it can be complicated with a bunch of steps. Lazybackup is all about making it easy so that people will actually do it.

Current implementation

Started as a script to make my own backups easier there is a ready to use perl application available for download via sourceforge. It is works from the command line, and prompts users to do things like change disks. It should be a lot easier to use than the various steps that would need to be used to backup manually.

Technologies

Currently used

dar - disk archiver as the archive engine
dvd+rw-tools - dvd burning tools
perl - script engine

Planned

parchive - to recover from lost or damaged disks
GTK+/ GNOME - Optional super easy front end
curses - another optional easy to use front-end
c++ - Many of the programs lazybackup depends on are written in c++, and have libraries written in c++ that could make lazybackup more streamlined if used instead of invoking the command line programs.

Goals

Lazybackup has the ambitious goal of being the defacto backup tool of the gnome desktop when GNU/Linux becomes a mainstream OS of non technical people. Lazybackup also aims to appeal to admins via advanced scritability, and full functionality via command line, and library interfaces.