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Spindexer is a Search Engine/Crawler tool similar to UDMsearch or ht://dig - but unlike these tools, Spindexer is *very* fast and flexible. A simple Perl script works as a front-end to Pavuk and Swish++, allowing a fast crawl across any site(s).
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PPA/W is a PHP/Apache system to display your pictures in an attractive, easy-to-use manner. It was designed with digital cameras in mind, since it uses EXIF headers. Images are loaded with a perl script, and all updates are done via the web interface.
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A small perl script that works with the vgetty package to allow you to call a phone number, type in an IP Address using DTMF, and have the system tell you if that site is up or down. Next up is "canned" IP Address support for commonly pinged addresses.
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A Small Perl script that monitors possibly hostile sshd login attempts at log level. Every suspicious host will be added to the blacklist and if those attempts exceed a given interval, actions to block that particular IP-address can be taken.
