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A modern, portable CGI library written in standard C++. Asynchronous CGI and FastCGI are both supported in a clear, simple and efficient library built upon the Boost C++ libraries (esp. Boost.Asio). Free and commercial support available on request.
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A set of Perl scripts wrapped in a Perl CGI to help with the automation of creating html photobooks for a set of JPEGs, esp. from digital cameras. It resizes images for thumbnails and web-sized images, adds captions, and auto-creates html.
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PegaSys focuses on web collaboration with educational background (esp. language learning). With a wiki-style system, news publishing, free form publishing and multilingual UI support from the beginning it can be utilized easily in and outside classes.
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CGIgen is a collection of classes that are useful in data-encapsulation esp. for CGI-scripts. It also includes other classes that may be helpful in writing CGI-scripts.
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Stop Cyber Threats with VM-Series Next-Gen Firewall on AzureGain integrated visibility across all traffic in a single pass. Deploy Palo Alto Networks VM-Series to determine application identity and content while automating security policy updates via rich APIs.
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A Collection of utilities, daemons, scripts, web pages that makes life a lot easier for system administrators (esp. those who work for/in an Internet Service Provider(s)).
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