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IOSec Addons are enhancements for web security and crawler detection
IOSEC PHP HTTP FLOOD PROTECTION ADDONS
IOSEC is a php component that allows you to simply block unwanted access to your webpage. if a bad crawler uses to much of your servers resources iosec can block that.
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Ivory Blog is an easy to use Blog Software written in Perl
Some Features are:
- easy installation and operation
- Template System
- expandable by Plugins
- Atom Feed Generator
New customers can spin up VMs, build with AI, and query data at no cost.
Put your $300 in credit toward real workloads, then keep building with free monthly usage for 20+ products. No commitment and no charge until you upgrade.
CMS Framework. User friendly web based interface developed using ExtJs . Main features: user profiling and authentication, newsletter, polls, calendar, webgallery, custom plugins supported.
Wordpress ImEx(wpimex) is a Wordpress Importer/Exporter Script, it is an open source perl script designed to transfer WordPress eXtended RSS (WXR) from one wordpress blog to another. It works on both 2.7.1 versions of Wordpress(tested).
Sylbi is a conversation system built with Perl and MySQL. Not a forum, and not a blogging platform -- instead, actually both -- Sylbi grew from the idea that a blog with comments and a forum only differ in their perspective of the conversation.