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The Web Site Administration Tool lets you view and manage MySQL Databases through a Ajax-Xsl Web 2.0 interface. The easy way to install MySQL::Admin ist to download mysql-admin-0.82-webinstaller.tar.gz Upload the whole folder to your webspace. Open install.html in your Browser. Open index.html in your Browser. Delete cgi-bin/install.pl Delete install.html or simple via cpan MySQL::Admin Support for mod_perl is available from the Cpan Package.

KeePass4Web is a web application that provides a mobile-friendly interface to access KeePass password databases. Written in Perl and JavaScript, it allows users to view their password entries through a web browser, facilitating convenient access to credentials.

The FastForward framework allows fast development of 3-tier spreadsheet applications. The spreadsheet is used as a browser, which can send and receive data. The project implements a spreadsheet add-on and data manipulation library for the web server.

Oasis is an Oracle Application Server Internet Session Web Admin. Install the perl script to the cgi-bin directory of the Oracle IAS. Run it on a web browser to view and terminate Forms User Sessions.

WebPAF is a web-based, collaborative genealogy database management system. With webPAF running on your server you and your fellow researchers (whom you have given a password) can access and interact with your genealogy data from any browser.

Frood is a Gtk/Perl LDAP client designed to work on LDAPv2 and LDAPv3 servers. You can extract data from a server by either searching or by browsing a hierarchial tree structure. Entries can be added, deleted or modifed.

Telboek provides a commandline interface for the Dutch whitepages of the KPN. It fetches data from http://www.detelefoongids.nl/ and formats it nicely, so you do not have to open a browser to look up a phone number. It also allows you to search by phone

rrd-browser is a web-based frontend companion to rrdtool. It is designed to enable browsing through arbitrary RRDs and generating arbitrary graphs from same. rrd-browser is written in perl and is designed to run under unixy OSes.

The Tunevault catalogs, analyzes, and displays a wide variety of information on a library of digital music stored on a local linux PC. It is powered by MySQL on the back-end, Perl in the middle, with a browser-based front-end.

larch is a web-based LDAP browser. You can browse/search the directory, delete an object or a subtree, add/modify attributes, copy subtree to another server. Usually the executed command (OpenLDAP) is displayed along with the result.

AMS is an address management system consisting of a perl script and a configuration file for sql databases (msql, postgressql, mysql, ..). Adresses can be searched, mantained and downloaded (CSV, Text-TAB delimeted, LaTeX table) from a server via Browser

Zadoc is (so far) a browser for oracle tablespace heirarchies. Doesn't let you at user data just yet. My hope is to eventually make a SQL*Navigator type tool, and also incorperate functionality such as plan table front-end and performance tuning features