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Avignon is a ground up rewrite of autopilot and ap+, written in tcl8.5. it automates administrative tasks and can create a chat bridge to e.g. IRC

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pytoss has moved to a separate project called cloudcontrol: http://cloudcontrol.googlecode.com

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A powerful feature of Tcl has always been its integration with the Expect library (http://expect.nist.gov). As Tcl has been ported to the Java platform (http://tcljava.sourceforge.net/) certain C-based libraries have been left behind. Expect4j is an attempt to rewrite Expect in Java and provide ... [More] bindings to the TclJava interpreter. The goal is to be able to port existing Tcl code bases that use Expect directly to Java without changes. The current version has successfully run a 10,000 line Tcl script which heavily depends on Expect for it operation. Expect is the kitchen sink of IO control. It supports control of processes and sockets, and a complex method of match multiple patterns at the same time. These are needed in some applications, but it complicates the API a tad. Especially when it used in Java which doesn't support closures natively. There are other libraries which offer a more concise API, e.g. enchanter (http://code.google.com/p/enchanter/). enchanter is a very good library and it is highly recommended for automating ssh/telnet sessions. But when Expect syntax is needed, Expect4j is the way to go. [Less]

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This package is depricated. It has been forked to a new project: Pycopia.

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apm is another password manager v2. Usin expect library, stores your password into an encrypted file. Autenticate once. Then, execute commands through "su", "sudo", "telnet", "rsh", "ssh" or whatever command you customize.

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readline implementation

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i have made a number of scripts, some hacks, others not, you decide. i just want to share them with the world cause they may be of use to you. user the issues page for tips or bugs i have not foreseen. all of these scripts have been tested on suse 9.3, 10.0

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DescriptionExpectIT is a tool to provide configuration-driven automation of interactive tasks, e.g. Telnet or SSH sessions. DependenciesPexpect - Pure Python expect-like module, http://pexpect.sourceforge.net/ PyYAML - YAML parser and emitter for Python, http://pyyaml.org/wiki/PyYAML PyCrypto - ... [More] Python Cryptography Toolkit, http://www.amk.ca/python/writing/pycrypt/ [Less]

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Skypectl simplifies development of Skype based applications on OS X. It provides access to Skype's simple string based API by reading/writing to stdin/stdout of the skypectl executable. It pairs beautifully with Tcl's Expect extension. provided by runcible labs

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