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This small platform independent application (written in Java) is designed to encode your e-mail addresses, thus the spam robots can not retrieve it from your page. Note that minimal HTML knowledge is needed to put the generated script into a html page.
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Checkbook.py - The Mozilla Bookmarks Validator. This is a small python utility which will attempt to verify all URL references in a netscape/mozilla formatted bookmarks file. Any broken URL's are removed from the specified output file.
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liteBLOG is a CMS/Weblog system written in PHP and using the database SQLite. The only intention for it is to be small, simple, and fast.
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snut - simple network usage totaler snut keeps totals of network usage. It keeps records of the the username, time on-line, bytes transfered and other totals for each session. It is meant for single PC or small network gateway machines.
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Pakupaku is a small XHTML/CSS compliant content management system (CMS), written in PHP Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP). It is distrubuted under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and does not require a database.
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Custom provides small to medium sized businesses, that buy and sell goods, with: - an e-commerce front-end for their customers - access to anti-fraud protected credit card verification - a Point-of-Sale front-end for the shop floor - Account report
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The Vandeventer Engine is a free, open source, online content management system for small to medium sized newspapers. It is written in PHP with a MySQL backend and a brand new pseudo tag based templating system. It also features a Mozilla XUL based admin
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This small simple secure mail interface allows users to create messages, encrypt them with a password using the Enigma cipher and then send them to anyone with an email account.
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Firwal is a small firewall shell script (using iptables) that provides masquerading, port forwarding and logging.
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This is a small utility (in python) that lets you download and save new messages from your free-and-webbased yahoo account in mbox format. It basically consists of a library with the methods to access yahoo mail and a demo shell that uses it.
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BioMail is a small web-based application for medical researchers, biologists, and anyone who wants to know the latest information about a disease or a biological phenomenon.
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PMS - Primitive Master Server. PMS - Is a small, simple application that supports registering of another servers information and provides this information for any clients those are requesting it. It is an online games oriented project.
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Merengue is a tool for a small intranet. It contains multi-user sharing of bookmarks (much like a Wikiwikweb, with statistics), multi-user sharing of tasklists and multi-user sharing of web-published documentation.
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Freenet, Entropy, and Samizdat Controller is a small application which allows you to control Freenet, Entropy, and Samizdat. This project is looking for a new maintainer.
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DataDivisions is an open-Source, web-based application designed for web developers working on small to mid-size business websites to assist in the communication of website statistic and error log data comparisons to their employers.
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Lino is a suite of Python packages for IT professionals who offer business applications for small and medium-sized enterprises.
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A small CMS in the spirit of phpSlash which uses PHP 4.1 and MySQL. Its defining feature is a complete lack of copyright; CleanL is totally public domain, including the documentation.
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Zipserver is a small HTTP 1.0 server written in Java. It is aimed to serve archived manuals, documents, books etc. on systems with limited hard disk space (e.g. notebooks). At this time it features only a small amount of configuration options: roo
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Tackle is a small ACL authentication module for PHP database applications. It is designed to have a low profile and be easy to implement and use. Users can grouped and allowed or denied access to user definable actions and resources.
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This software is a small CMS which allows to publish an electronic newspaper. Supports multiple languages and graphic themes
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PHP CMS using a MySQL database to provide a navigation and content control system for small to medium sized websites. WYSIWYG HTML editing, guestbook, page comments, feedback form, site index, etc.
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Poseidon is yet another web-based content management system, although its goals are a little different from most. Poseidon is intended to be as small, simple, and cleanly organized as possible. It does its job, and that's all.
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SgLinuxOS is small Linux distribution based on LFS(LinuxFromScratch) using uClibc and busybox, running live from ide cdrom.
