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Open Game Panel
Web based Game server control panel
OGP has moved to GitHub. The source code hosted here is obsolete and is no longer being updated. Please visit our GitHub here: https://github.com/OpenGamePanel/ A PHP webapp (formerly known as hldstart2) used to manage server softwares, such as, Halflife1/2, UT2004, UrbanTerror4 and Warsow (and many more). Powerful features, great for game server companies, and single users. -
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HLmaps is a Perl/CGI (or PHP/MySQL) script for Steam Half-Life game servers running on *nix or WinNT. It allows web site visitors to view loaded maps, screenshots, download links and some file statistics in a nice, sortable table format.
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This is a project to maintain maps updated on a server of HalfLife, currently map developers stores their maps on a web page or on ftp, now the developers have a repository common to all and server admins have a program to update the maps.
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FxStats is a log file anaylzer and statistics generator for first person shooters, using the Template Toolkit Perl module to generate output. It currently supports Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and Call of Duty.
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A Perl program that trims the statistics.csv file (generated by Battlefield Server Manager, http://blackbagops.com/bf1942/index.shtml) to exclude log entries older than x days, for use by Venkman's BFStats log parser, http://www.mkoehler.de/bfstats
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PlayerGraph is a game information tool. It can collect information like player count, frags, kills, ping, current map, server name and more. This all works from a template system either live or as a cron job! Supports 30+ games.
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The CounterStrike Log Gazer, or short csloggazer, is a highly customizable perl script to search through the load of CounterStrike log files. The user hat the opportunity to filter the files in a bunch of different ways.
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Chrono-Stats is a Half-Life:Counter-Strike log parser. What makes it unique from any other, is the built in web panel. It lets you update stats, configurations, and the look of your stats, all through a web based admin panel.
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Yet another stats program. This one is a. Written in C++ b. Using MySQL to store the stats. c. TRUE 100% Custimization from a cgi web frontend. Right down do the output will be customizable! (hopefully)
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Clan Site develops scripts that can be used to make running gaming and clan sites easier and more efficient. Our backend is PHP Nuke and leave the development of that to them. We cover games like quake, half-life, rtcw and more.
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Various tools for collecting and displaying information from qstat, with things such as CGI and also an IRC bot so far.
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A collection of various small perl scripts used by my Quake clan homepage (http://www.ndc.sh), including player statistics and real time server usage information.
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halfStats is a Perl program which parses Half-Life server logs and generates player statistics in HTML files.
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Real-time stats and ranking for Half-Life2. Hlstats uses a perl demon to parse the logs from hl2. The data is stored in a mysql Database and has a php fronted.
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