Package: collect-config
Version: 1.14-1
Architecture: amd64
Maintainer: Stefan Jakobs <projects@localside.net>
Installed-Size: 50
Depends: bash (>= 4.0), rcs, bc
Filename: amd64/collect-config_1.14-1_amd64.deb
Size: 11924
MD5sum: d706540af4337c9edd57503eb9f72307
SHA1: b7cd375b00229ed7db5234f25f2fb9b5177e985c
SHA256: ed3102639d92f6acd7d1d04fc1d1dae5c1cd979e63e7d038b5ff5efd2483f1af
Section: System/Management
Priority: optional
Description: Configuration collector
 Copy all config files to a fix location and check them in.

Package: imapbackup
Version: 1.4a-0
Architecture: amd64
Maintainer: Stefan Jakobs <projects@localside.net>
Installed-Size: 9
Depends: python
Filename: amd64/imapbackup_1.4a-0_amd64.deb
Size: 2560
MD5sum: dd1dfda3c0e9deeb582d9841b9c8d0af
SHA1: a5e293a4973fa1d4cb5830f05ade906df8a6a803
SHA256: 47463e96f5cdbd8fab88e79344ce2c3d06e3b5ac38309f2fd28abb57aa190eeb
Section: system/management
Priority: optional
Description: Backups an IMAP-Store
 This program incrementally backs up IMAP folders to local mbox
 files. New messages are appended to the folder's mbox file. It is a
 Python program, originally by Rui Carmo.
 Features
 * Downloads all IMAP folders
 * Stores messages in mbox, mbox.gz, or mbox.bz2
 * Each folder downloads to its own mbox file, eg. Inbox.Drafts.mbox
 * Downloads only new messages, appends them to the mbox file
 * IMAP4 SSL, supporting client and server certificates
 * Accesses IMAP account in read-only mode. Does not affect message 'seen' status.

Package: iptconf
Version: 1.2-1
Architecture: amd64
Maintainer: Stefan Jakobs <projects@localside.net>
Installed-Size: 26
Depends: bash, iptables, logrotate
Conflicts: apf-firewall, ufw
Filename: amd64/iptconf_1.2-1_amd64.deb
Size: 4076
MD5sum: f247ea8b5f5b5ecfe4140d09c3f8fe96
SHA1: 538998c7af59d46c26a468b2d3ce0bfedaf66cd8
SHA256: 9a71b418aa74f243592c35b1f28e6cc8f446781d5ee518840e9acb7cba7ea8f2
Section: universe/system
Priority: optional
Description: configure iptables
  iptconf is a bash script which sets the firewall while starting a network
  interface. Its syntax is similar to iptables.