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A live Help support chat system in PHP that allows the operators of the websites to monitor their visitors as they are browsing the site and proactively open a chat session with the visitor . Mysql database, messages, auto invite
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A collection of scripts that can be used to collect and plot data (using RRDTool) to monitor the server health and status over the web. Inspired by scripts from Martin Pot (www.martybugs.net) and the RRDCGI scripts now included with LM_SENSORS.
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Allow your web site visitors to chat live with you and your staff by simply clicking and opening a pop-up window. Monitor and chat with visitors via the web-based administration interface or better yet, via the desktop client Java application.
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Need to know how much bandwidth you have remaining this month? Then this is the script for you! (note: this script has only been tested on cpanel systems; if you use cpanel then this should work; otherwise drop us a line and we'll do the best we can)
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