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Greenstone is a complete digital library creation, management and distribution package created and distributed by the New Zealand Digital Library Project. There are two major versions of the software. Greenstone 3 is under active development, and is recommended for download. We also provide maintenance releases for its forerunner, Greenstone 2. Featured download not what you're looking for? Click "Browse all files" to access binaries and source releases of both versions.

Net::OAI::Harvester is a Perl extension for easily querying OAI-PMH repositories. OAI-PMH is the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting. OAI-PMH allows data repositories to share metadata about their digital assets.

Karra is a flexible, web-based, multi-lingual system for creating digital libraries of files and images with associated metadata. Information can be included with each item, creating a repository of data and providing a way to search for items later.

VDC has been superseded by DVN: https://sourceforge.net/projects/dvn/ ---- The Virtual Data Center project is building an operational, open-source, digital library to enable the sharing of quantitative research data, and the development of distribute

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.

Perl and mySQL based website engine/photo gallery designed specifically for owners of digital cameras for easy mass image organization. Allows for webpages, galleries, journals, user/admin permissions, comments, keyword searching and more.

Generate image galleries quickly and easily, with no need to regenerate the entire gallery every time you change the look and feel. No need for a database! Just add AxKit, and some images in a directory hierarchy.

The Tunevault catalogs, analyzes, and displays a wide variety of information on a library of digital music stored on a local linux PC. It is powered by MySQL on the back-end, Perl in the middle, with a browser-based front-end.

See Matt Wright for PERL CGI scripts. Upgrade to Oracle8i if you need MD4/5 or binary operations for PL/SQL.

Image Arcadia is a Digital Asset Management server package. It runs on NT or *nix under Apache and Perl. Incorporates an extensible file type manager so that any type of file is supported. There is a strong plugin architecture that supports thumbnail g

A simple web content management system (CMS) that allows users to create and edit a tree structure of related web pages based on HTML templates. Check out our Demo from our Home Page.

digify is a simple identity verification and "one-login, one-signup" script that is comparable to Microsoft Passport and Sun's "Liberty Alliance." Using multiple platforms of development and simple encryption techniques, digify is the way to go.

Albion is a digital document archive presentation package. Features include a searchable database, an integrated spell checker, and automatic thumbnail generation. As native Perl as possible, the database/photos/search-function can be delivered on CD!

AreaJ is a digital photography web archival application implemented with Apache/mod_perl/MySQL. Its features include associative captioning, online editing, flexible search, full user/security model, thumbnailing, complete user documentation and more.

Web based digital photo archiving and management system, written entirely in perl. Complete with almost all features necessary for backup and public viewing.

Share you digital pictures online. Allow your viewers to comment on the pictures! Based on PERL CGI-BIN. No database software required. Java Servlet/XML version in development.

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.

Create web tools for loading images from the disks used in the Sony Mavica series of digital cameras into a web site, and viewing them dynamically.

This project aims to assist independent artists in re-claiming their rights in the digital music revolution by providing an open source platform to reach their audience who support the artist by re-distributing media in a de-centralised peer-to-peer network.