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WinNMP - Windows Nginx MySql Php 8 stack
Fast & stable Nginx MariaDB Redis Php 8 development stack for Windows
WinNMP - Nginx MariaDB Redis Php 8 development stack for Windows A lightweight, fast and stable server stack for developing php mysql applications on windows, based on the excellent webserver Nginx. A lighter alternative to XAMPP and WAMP. Also known as WTServer and wt-nmp Current Package contains the latest stable versions of: - Nginx web server - MariaDB 10 database server, mysql replacement (32/64bit) - MongoDB 4 document-based database (64bit) - Redis Cache/NoSql, memcached... -
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HostingControl
Sync local site with multiple hostings over FTP
1. Sync local folder with multiple remote folders over FTP. 2. Collect all file names and sizes of all remote sites. 3. Store credentials for all remote sites in a single mysql table. Works only on Windows, but can be modified to work on linux (previously worked on linux). -
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URL Forger is a small application that generates any number of web links (HTTP / FTP etc.) as strings in a text file, given the first link of a link group and parameters that govern alteration of parts of the first link (variables).
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A python script designed to keep two ftp servers in sync for game servers. Geared towards TF2 maps. Now you shouldn't have to worry any more about those pesky "Missing map. Disconnecting" messages!
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