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a_chat_php
a very simple json chat made in php
A simple json chat , with some basic features included. You can change some variables in chat.php file like : MAX_MESSAGES currently 50 FILE PATH (put filepath of chat logs) Note : if you change the directory remember to change the create directory script right below filepath -
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WifiFred is an old buggy IRC bot written in PHP for use by Community Wireless groups. His functions including RF calculators (including fresnel, fsl, range estimation), hardware databases, internet utilities and standards databases and other fun tidbits. The code base has various security issues and was written back ~2004 - try not to hold it against the author! If anyone wants to work on the code base feel free - there is now a git repository setup.
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Fleabags.net-1.0
Open-Source Centos7 project to offer rapid communication apps.
The purpose of this project is to provide centralized and secure open-source communication applications on Centos7. Most services (Wiki, Email, XMPP/Jabber) are connected to OpenLDAP which can be managed through a Webmin console on port https/10000. This makes it easier to stay secure as passwords can be changed on the fly through the Webmin console interface with minor reconfiguration for your domain. -
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This software shall enable users to send / receive denyable messages: Nobody can prove a message is from / for a specific user. Messages can be made private (by using password) or are public. All messages have an expiration time/date / event
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VooDoo cIRCle is modular IRC bot, scriptable thanks to PHP and Perl, with built-in SSL support, File System, private BotNet and advanced security rights for each user. Runs on POSIX/Unices, Windows and Mac OS X.
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A chat system using AJAX, PHP5, and a MySQL database. It is designed to be fully customisable in both the back and front-ends. It has a template system and strong security without hindering usability.
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Scripts and hub mods written to enhance OpenDCHub. The Hub-Security script filters unregistered users by country, and adds op commands and security features. Statistical and fun scripts are also available. Future development will shift towards ODCH mods
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AIM Sniff is a network sniffer specifically designed to pick up messages transmitted using the AIM or MSN clients and their derivatives. All information can be sent to STDOUT or a MySQL DB.
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Ariesbot, is an ircbot, which will be able of doing basic bot functions such as op/deop/kick/ban/moderate. Plus being able to Wu-Ftpd scans, cgi/php scans port scans, subnet scans and scan for vuln version of apache to nosejob.c.
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ChanServ IRC Services supports ircd, ircu, and Unreal. Its being coded to uss a MySQL database for its data which means Speed, Server spanning, all fully configurable Web Frontend, Direct DB access, and better Security.
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