dbverify
389 Directory Server suite - server
Install
- All systems
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curl cmd.cat/dbverify.sh
- Debian
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apt-get install 389-ds-base - Ubuntu
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apt-get install 389-ds-base - Kali Linux
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apt-get install 389-ds-base - CentOS
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yum install 389-ds-base - Fedora
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dnf install 389-ds-base - Windows (WSL2)
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sudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install 389-ds-base - Raspbian
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apt-get install 389-ds-base - Dockerfile
- dockerfile.run/dbverify
389-ds-base
389 Directory Server suite - server
Based on the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), the 389 Directory Server is designed to manage large directories of users and resources robustly and scalably. Its key features include: * four-way multi-master replication; * great scalability; * extensive documentation; * Active Directory user and group synchronization; * secure authentication and transport; * support for LDAPv3; * graphical management console; * on-line, zero downtime update of schema, configuration, and in-tree Access Control Information.
lifelines
text-based genealogy software
LifeLines is a genealogy program that runs on UNIX systems in text mode. It maintains genealogical records (persons, families, sources, events and others) in a database, and generates reports from those records. There are no practical limits on the number of records that can be stored in a LifeLines database, nor on the amounts or kinds of data that can be kept in the records. LifeLines does not contain built-in reports. Instead it provides a programming subsystem that you use to program your own reports and charts. Some standard report files are included in the lifelines-reports package. The programming subsystem also lets you query your databases and process your data in any way. LifeLines uses the terminal independent features of UNIX to provide a screen and menu based user interface. The program is able to read and write GEDCOM files, the de facto standard for genealogical data exchange.