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SAC-STAFFI
A python based GUI interface overlaying a robust fundraising database
STAFFI uses a graphical user interface to store and manipulate data regarding volunteers, fundraising events and donations. STAFFI is able to pass information on in real time to web pages and provides robust tools for contacting supporters in bulk via email and post. -
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GUI for DEDA
GUI for DEmography Data Analysis
...Currently, Weibull (2p), Gompertz and Gompertz-Makeham are supported. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Only the GUI is provided here. In order to perform the analysis, one also need the DEDA computation core program. Please email a request to me, entitled: 'Request for DEDA computation core', if you wish to have a copy. -
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Korreio is GUI to mail systems management based on LDAP, CYRUS and POSTFIX. Its has some integrated modules: a LDAP manager, Cyrus-IMAP Mailbox (cyradm replacement), Cyrus-IMAP Partition manager (report-like), Sieve manager, Postfix Queue manager.
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Cadopy is a personal archive system. Objects can be imported (files, bookmarks, email, csv, ...) or created directly via the web interface. The object schema can be adapted continuously. Search is via OQL or fulltext. Uses Python, CherryPy and MySQL.
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Emine is a python script that parses an email file, separates all the email elements, including words and phrases, and populates a database with file offsets for retrieval from the original file.
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