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Read a good book lately? Then you can use this program to make a record for posterity for yourself, and allow others to see your rating. This program runs as a CGI program under your web server -- your book reviews are presented to the world as a web log
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ftpls2html consists of 2 scripts, one Expect Script for catching the files hosting on in a directory of a ftp-server and one bash script for converting the catched files into html. There it's posible to create index-files of your hosted files.
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A set of Bash scripts for Linux to do bandwidth accounting by month, both incoming and outgoing, for all physical network devices on the system. This tool was written for people who need to track (and possibly bill for) bandwidth usage on a Linux serve
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bashlib is a small CGI library for scripts written in the bash shell. Some effort has been made to remain backwards-compatible with the Bourne shell. It currently handles GETs, POSTs, keywords, and cookies.
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This one you must see! After stripping out comments, you get ca. 2Kb script. Serves static HTML/ASCII pages, ELF binaries, bash/perl scripts, GIF images. adding any other content type is trivial. Should be installed in /etc/inetd.conf.
