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ehcp for Ubuntu is a hosting control panel, for multiple domains on single machine. easily installable,easy usage, non-complex,functional. homepage:http://www.ehcp.net * automatically installs and works: dns, apache, mysql, ftp, email, domains,auto updat
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PHPXref is a developers tool, written in Perl, that will cross reference and extract inline documentation from a collection of PHP scripts. It generates simple HTML output suitable for browsing offline.
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This sofware is designed to help different chess clubs to set up their own rating system. It uses USCF approximation formulas for rating calculations. Working example at newarkcc.vfutbole.ru
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Atera - an All-in-one platform for IT managementYour IT essentials, integrated & elevated. Take your IT management from automated to autonomous, download Atera's agent to start your free trial!
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PHP Polar Tools is a set of PHP classes for the parsing and management of Polar Heart Rate Monitor data.
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Provide geneology information, contact information, personal descriptions and webpages, calendars, etc in a web interface. This system will use php and any database system and will provide various level of public and private access.
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