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Poludnitsa is a free exam/quiz platform. I wrote it because I needed a simple and robust platform to test a bunch of people. Poludnitsa is a CGI application, therefore it requires a web server (like Apache, nginx, etc). It's primarily written (and runs) on Linux platforms, however, being written in pure ANSI C makes it easily portable to virtually any platform. Poludnitsa stores all information in a PostgreSQL database. The installation of Poludnitsa is quite straigth-forward: it's as simple as putting two *.cgi files on your Linux web server, creating a text file with the SQL configuration that Poludnitsa should use, and access the administration GUI which will provide a wizard for initial configuration (detailed instructions are provided within the package).

Project to execute SQL queries from an SQL file. Once the file is loaded you can export the result to an Excel or PDF file or to view it with Jasper Viewer. The file loaded can be seen in a textarea. This textarea is editable so that you can edit your query at runtime and export it. For the time being you can't include parameters to the query. The best of this project is that you really don't know how many columns of the table of your database are and this project dinamically does this.

A client-server quiz game on LAN network.

Ein WAMP Installer für alle die ein Webserver benötigen. Integriert ist ein Apache-Server, PHP, MySql und PHPmyAdmin. \n A WAMP Installer for everyone who need a Webserver. Integrated is a Apacheserver, PHP, MySQL and PHPmyAdmin

The 'Monitor' application, which consists of 2 parts, a MonitorServer (linux daemon) and a MonitorClient (java gui), will enable the user to monitor and log server process, memory, network and cpu information of multiple servers at a time.