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STC - Squid Traffic Counter. This is squid traffic and user management system that allows: per-user traffic counting, traffic limits for users, automatical disconnection after overuse, management through web interface, etc.
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Get and display the traffic counter of a Fritz!Box 7270 (or similar) in a human readable form on local host. The telnet daemon has to be enabled on the FritzBox to download the data file from the AVM router to local host.
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Very simple page hit counter. This tool needs no database, no programming, almost no setup and requires no special libraries.
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The package contain a set of cgi scripts which maintain statistics for your web site. They also provide a nice counter, which you can sport on your web page. These scripts don't require any help from web server.
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A collection of perl/cgi scripts that makes adding interactivity to your site very easy. Scripts included: a counter, a script to count how many people are on your site, a clock, a guestbook, a shoutbox, a forum, a contact form, a news system and a poll.
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A set of Perl scripts for website content management. Includes a user manager, an encrypted journal, a simple blog parser, CGI counter, web calendar, and photo album generator. Still a little clunky. Tested with Linux/Apache.
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A hit counter for counting the number of visits to a web page. It includes an easy-to-use setup wizard and administration panel. This offers everything you'd need from a commercial counter, except everything you need is right here, and it's faster too. It
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