This Perl module reads and parses Apache configuration file, expanding constructs like Include, IncludeOptional, IfModule, IfDefine, Use, etc.

This Perl module provides a mechanism for detecting version, default settings, and the preloaded modules of the Apache httpd server. It does so by locating the server binary, invoking it with appropriate options and analyzing the output it produces.

This perl module aims to provide a generalized implementation of parse tree for various configuration files. It does not implement parser for any existing configuration file format. Instead, it provides an API that can be used by parser implementors to build internal representation for the particular configuration file format.

A perl module supplying a parser that converts the HAProxy configuration file to a parse tree and provides methods for various operations on this tree, such as: searching, modifying and saving it to a file.

Config::Parser provides a framework for writing configuration file parsers. It is an intermediate layer between the abstract syntax tree (Config::AST) and implementation of a parser for a particular configuration file format. The package provides also Config::Parser::Ini – a configuration file parser for ini-style files.

A Perl module for parsing the ldap.conf configuration file.

Perl extension for creating backup file copies. Three backup naming schemes are supported: simple backup creates backup file name by appending single tilde character to the original file name, numbered backup creates backup name by suffixing the original file name with .~N~, where N is a decimal number. Finally, automatic backup selects numbered scheme if at least one numbered backup file already exists and falls back to the simple backup otherwise.

Perl module that, given a list of strings, produces a regular expression that matches any of the input strings

Syslog logging for Mojo applications

A Perl module for running external commands and capturing their output. It prefers performance and effectiveness over portability. As its name suggests, it can be used only on POSIX systems.

A filter for spell-checking GCIDE dictionary files with GNU Aspell.

This tool analyzes a collection of C source files and prints a graph charting control flow within the program.

This is a modified versions of Romuald Texier’s eXtrans. It was used as the underlying mechanism for Ellinika and Runasimi at early stages of their development, before switching to xmltools.

GAMMA stands for a Guile Archive of Multiple Modules with an A just for the ‘A’ of it. It contains a set of useful Guile modules. In particular, it is used by runasimi.org and ellinika.gnu.org.ua.

GNU dbm is a library of database functions that use extendible hashing and works similar to the standard UNIX dbm functions. These routines are provided to a programmer needing to create and manipulate a hashed database.

GINT provides a framework for easy integration of Guile into arbitrary software projects. It includes Autoconf macros for detecting the presence of Guile on the system, detecting its version number and location of its components, a set of Makefile and Automake rules for snarfing C sources, i.e. generating auxiliary files (.x files, containing symbol information for Guile interpreter, and .doc files, containing information about Guile primitives, their arguments and docstrings), and a C lexer program for extracting docstrings from a C file.

Access control lists for git.

Gnulib is a central location for common GNU code, which is shared among many GNU (and non-GNU) packages.

Grecs is a library for parsing structured configuration files from C programs. A structured configuration file has hierarchical structure, with block statements enclosing lower-level statements. Such configurations files are used by many programs, such as, e.g. Bind or Dico.

Imprimatur provides Texinfo macros for various editing tasks such as adding editor notes and annotations, as well as Makeinfo rules for verifying Texinfo document structure, format, and (to a certain extent) content coverage.

MIX is a set of tools for assembling, running and debugging programs, written in MIXAL, an assembly language for an imaginary computer, MIX, used in The Art of Computer Programming of D. Knuth.

A simplistic implementation of the SMTP mail transport agent, designed for testing purposes. It behaves almost identically to any real MTA, except that it listens on localhost only and delivers all messages to the given UNIX mailbox file.

This tool finds differences in translatable strings and translations between two PO files or between two revisions of the same file. It ignores any differences in comments, entry ordering and spacing.

Software packages usually include textual files describing noteworthy changes in each subsequent release. There exist several formats of such files. This package provides Python framework for parsing the most often used formats of such release log files. Support for any new format can be easily added.

A C module providing an API for running external command and capturing its output.

The function runcap runs an external command and waits for its termination, capturing its stdout and/or stderr and optionally piping the supplied data to its stdin.

Formats a slack-desc file for Slackware package.

Texinfo is the official documentation format of the GNU project. It uses a single source file to produce output in a number of formats, both online and printed (dvi, html, info, pdf, xml, etc.).

Notifies the Translation Project about new POT files

A collection of various web-related programs, mostly proof-of-concept ones.

Provides Python framework for translating WikiMedia articles to various formats. The present version supports conversions to plain text, HTML, and Texinfo. A command line translator utility is included.

A wiki translator, a package that supplies Python classes for translating Wiki Markup into another kind of markup, such as, e.g. plain text and HTML. It has been superseded by wikitrans.

Xenv is a text preprocessor. It reads input from files (or the standard input, if none are supplied) and prints it on the standard output, replacing references to environment variables with their actual values. Variables are referenced using POSIX-compatible shell syntax: $NAME, ${NAME}, ${NAME:-word}, ${NAME+=word}, ${NAME:=word}, ${NAME:?word}. A special ternary construct is provided: ${NAME:|word1|word2}, which substitutes the expansion of word1 if NAME is set and the expansion of word2 otherwise. Preprocessor directives provide support for inclusion of external files, conditional text expansion (depending on the value of an environment variable or exit code of an external command), diversions, for and foreach loops etc.

A set of Guile primitives for parsing and processing XML files.