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sPanel is a web interface controlling the SHOUTcast streaming media servers, making the server administration job much easier for stream host companies. Includes Instant .ini writer & auto server restarting. Fully Custom XML parser & much more.
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LAN log parser for counter-strike can be used to convert multiple names on log files to one name for every player. psychostats and HL stats don't work on LAN because of "wrong" WON IDs. and the nametrack doesn't work too, because of those nickfakers
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The tribes console log parser is a perl script that will parse starsiege tribes and tribes 2 console logs. The parsed data is stored in a mysql database, and can be retrieved over the web with a supplied php file.
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Ultimately, these tools allow you to take a copy of your mozilla bookmark file, and use it to publish your bookmarks to the web. Currently there is only a php parser that translates the bookmark file to a structure to be used by the interface provid
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A package which parses the latest freely available RDF files available at DMOZ and inserts them into two MySQL tables. Once these RDF's are inserted into MySQL, you are able to integrate them into your site's search engine in any way you like.
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Phulcrum brings the concept of Model 2 web development to PHP and includes a library of PHP code including: a logging framework; a fast, thin database abstraction layer; an object persistence framework; an XML scripting engine; and a flexible XML parser.
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Packet2sql will convert any text file/log file which contains ipchains packet logs into a stream of SQL inserts which can be used as the base for a firewall-analyzing database application.
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Qmail log parser and vizualization. The qmail logs are parsed and put in a MySQL database accesible from a web interface. The web interface offers also various statistics build on the parsed logs.
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Uses PCRE to get title, description, keywords, redirect, no index or no follow, hrefs, base tag, frames, img alt text, area hrefs, and plaintext.
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Resume Website in PHP
Display a simple mini-website, with resume related details.
Resume Website in PHP - display a simple mini-website, containing only resume related info. Technical goals: database backend, slim XHTML design, an easy CSS skin system, ExtJS frontend, etc. -
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This is a small library to allow conversion of the vCalendar (iCalendar/iCal) file format to XML, and to provide some level of interpretation of the calendar for use in a larger project. Consider it a parsing engine.
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Celp framework is a php-based framework, builded with OOP and smarty-template-parser, it's made easy to create your own modules and plugins. With a high-tech-permission system, its a great and unique framework
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eyeCalendar is a flexible iCalendar parser and display plugin for Wordpress. It allows the user to parse events from a local or remote iCalendar file, order them in any desired fashion, and display the events in a customized format. NOT related to eyeOS.
