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Directory Lister is a simple, self-hosted PHP application that lets users browse and share the contents of directories over the web. It creates a web interface to list files and folders on a server, complete with download links, breadcrumb navigation, and optional themes. Ideal for file sharing and public repositories, it requires no database and can be deployed quickly on any PHP-compatible server.

Control changes in the choosen folder. Choose a log file with the changes within. It's recommended to use Java 8. The directory is not controlled recursively, thus if files are added or deleted in other folders it is not showed. Only things in the folder choosen. Just start a new pararell session to control another folder. Start it with "java -jar file.jar" or with the .bat file as example. You may also start it in the background with "start javaw -jar DirecHashC.jar" .

AllCheckSumer is a handy tool for computer forensics and is helpful for investigators to search throughout a computer’s file system for a bad hash specified by the investigator. The tool will search throughout a location, specified by the investigator. It can be either an entire file system or a specific folder, and create a hash set with the following file signature algorithms: • MD5 (Message-Digest Algorithm v. 5) • SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm v. 1) • CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check)

Program will create a list of files and subfiles of an user specified folder.

A very simple, but useful, application that creates a list of files in any folder/directory on your computer.

...The following paragraphs are a description of the planned software, not of the software 'as is'. Pixy is an AniDB UDP Client written in java and based on the Java AniDB API by grizzlyxp. Pixy supports file hashing using various hash algorithms, file identification via AniDB, folder monitoring and regex-based moving of files. The goal of Pixy is to provide a lightweight application that can run on any OS supporting java and allow a high degree of automation.