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Uniform Server
A free lightweight Windows Apache MySQL and PHP Server Solution.
Uniform Server is a free lightweight WAMP server solution for Windows. Build using a modular design approach, it includes the latest versions of Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, PHP (with version switching), phpMyAdmin or Adminer. No installation required! No registry dust! Just unpack and fire up! ------- Note: The latest version of Uniform Server requires a **64-bit version** of Windows. ------- -
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Ascoos Web Server
Is a web server for all Web Developers and Web Designers
For PHP 5.6 - 8.4.X see: Ascoos Web Extended Studio (AWES) is here : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ascoos-web-extended-studio/ ASCOOS Web Server is a rich package designed as a versatile web server for development purposes. It incorporates third-party components such as PHP, MySQL, pgSQL, MongoDB and FileZilla and stands out through a compact setup and a well-built administrative panel. ASCOOS Web Server allows you to work with multiple versions of PHP and MySQL without having to... -
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MySQL::Admin
cpan MySQL::Admin
...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. -
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keepass4web
[deprecated] KeePass databases served on the web
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. -
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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FrameChat
A simple CGI/Perl chat room script for use on small community websites
FrameChat is a simple and easy-to-use chat room script written in Perl, and easy to customize and install. All parts of this chat room (message window, user list, typing field, etc) are displayed in HTML Frames, hence the name FrameChat. Features include session IDs, registration system, admin controls, profiles and more! FrameChat has full and easy customization through CSS and HTML files, and is really simple to install and setup.
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