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Nice and has some good features of shoutbox. Shoutbox allows visitors to your website to leave messages to other visitors quickly and easily. The main G-Shout's feature:site's owner can reply visitors message. Other features are almost same as other sh
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Klahowya is a cross-platform, easy-to-use, open source solution for K-12 web-based student portfolios.
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Easy Document Album and Manager - A very simple but customizable document indexing and versioning system.
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DreamworX Collaboration Tools enables you to share and collaborate development documents and projects with associated users and groups. As well as an online highlighted text-edit, and chat/message function with in-project users.
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eOfficeWare is a multi-user, web-based groupware suite developed using PHP. Currently available modules include: bulletin, calendar, doc, project, customer, web, course, and users. It is module based and it's easy to develop more modules.
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SuperArk is a database driven upload-download file manager - with a simple setup and installation. SuperArk offers a lightweight flexible solution for managing filestextimages and more! This is forked from the ArkiDB software package.
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A PHP/MySQL BitTorrent tracker originally based on ByteMonsoon 2.0.5, but most of the code is being rewritten (and documented). Concentrates on privacy, anonymity and security. Designed to be run behind a HTTPS connection.
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dotP2P would consist of servers running caches to keep track of domain and nameserver records. Cache servers can be created with any server that supports XML-RPC or SOAP. MySQL is used to store the the cache data.
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Secure File Transfer for Windows with Cerberus by RedwoodCerberus supports unlimited users and connections on a single IP, with built-in encryption, 2FA, and a browser-based web client — all deployable in under 15 minutes with a 25-day free trial.
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A port 80 proxy between a client browser and the eMule webserver. Implements multiple user support with a proper login (username and password) with hash/file ownership; and permission-based security for specific eMule webserver features.
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A Tcl script for Eggdrop providing many of the standard features of other scripts, however, with a twist that it is aimed at bot services. This is the exact script used by the bot service #animebots on Quakenet.
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Not the greatest thing since Sliced Bread, it IS Sliced Bread. This project is a series of network tools and a network development SDK, with big hopes, and too little time to code it all.
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Ida is a Multimedia access System. The sub-projects focus on Client and Server implementations for a Audio/Video access System. The Ida servers support DAAP as well. For now there XMMS and VDR plugins which make use of the Ida client library "libavap"
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"sab4ISDN" is a multi-user webfrontend written in PHP to manage incoming calls via ISDN. It can handle voicemails from vbox. sab4ISDN generates a RDF-file for each user for inclusion with typical NEWSFEED-programs and sends mails on incoming calls.
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Arki-DB is a database driven upload & download file manager with a simple setup and installation. Arki-DB offers a lightweight flexible solution for managing files, text, images and more!
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Cicerone is a multi-platform, multi-server, multi-database, web-based corporate information system like no other. Completely web-driven and accessible through any 4.x web browser, Cicerone allows your company to create and maintain information on the fly
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Web interface to control BTQueue BitTorrent client. Written in PHP. Requires web server which understands PHP, and BTQueue BitTorrent client.
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FeW (File Explorer on the Web) is a php script that allow users to manage their files via the web. Users can create, delete, rename, zip, upload and download files and directories. Being serverside, makes it easily viewable by light/old browsers.
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IHCC is an HTML based chatroom (Similar to IRC) that is server independent. No longer in development, recommend looking at http://www.phpfreechat.net/ or similar
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mediaIndex is a PHP5 application which creates a browseable interface for your media files. Media file types are configurable and supports movies, audio, source code, text files, and images. It can store metadata such as descriptions and user comments.
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WebTorrent is a PHP driven frontend for BitTorrent, with the ability to simultaneously monitor an unlimited amount of BitTorrent downloads. In essence it provides a central BitTorrent download server.
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myDisk is a complete virtual disk in PHP/MySQL/JavaScript with many features, supports Linux or Win32.
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Originally based on the bytemonsoon tracker written by dfx. This project a has a new goal of becomming a highly optimized php based tracker that relies on apache and MySQL allowing it to be run on virtually any webhost.
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yet another BitTorrent upload center is a system to run your own BT-upload site. It's fully configurable via a web-interface, supports use of internal and external trackers, full featured user-system, extensive torrent-details, RSS-Feed (create and read
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XMLGroups is a bundle of scripts that enables you to display/manage newsgroups. All data of this newsgroup is stored in an XML file. The difference with tradional forums is that it is very easy to set it up. You don't need to have access to a database
