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Yet another Bulletin Board (YaBB)
Free forum software
YaBB is a FREE Perl forum (bulletin board) system that has rivaled professional message boards for years. YaBB provides chat for visitors where they can post any time and reply to anyone! -
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A perl-based web application and web site framework designed to let the people who create the content manage it, and let the technical folks get back to tech stuff.
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Slash is a database-driven web application server, using Perl, Apache and MySQL. It is the code that runs Slashdot. Mailing lists and Git are here on Sourceforge.net.
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Website Content Management System which uses Perl & MySQL to create an XHTML 1.0-compliant CSS-layout website. News, comments, discussion forum, content pages, side blocks, admin panel, anything can be added as a module or side block.
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A friendly wiki clone for non-technical users and easy localization. Uses configurable locale and page skins that you can edit to localize. Existing skins include English, German, and Hebrew. Works out-of-the-box, including default content (help, etc
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Sylbi is a conversation system built with Perl and MySQL. Not a forum, and not a blogging platform -- instead, actually both -- Sylbi grew from the idea that a blog with comments and a forum only differ in their perspective of the conversation.
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Web interface to FIDONet OBEC.PACTET group. This is russian-language group for literary works publication. Sole production site running on this code is http://obec.org.ru/
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PerlBB (Perl Bulletin Board) is an attempt to create a feature rich and fully scaleable forum / blog host system that requires no additional database support. The main project goals are efficiency / performance and ease of code extension.
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E-Blah is a fast, reliable, and secure bulletin board system. E-Blah has a facet of features which include: private messaging, passworded and group board security, extensive logging, polls and sticky threads, mod_rewrite support, spam removal, et cetera.
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WebAPP NE - Automated Perl Portal, is a portal or blog written in Perl - non-SQL background. Features include: Forums, News/Articles, Polls, Downloads, Links, Banner ads, Admin broadcast message, Instant Messaging's, onsite newsletter, Gallery, & more!!!
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Weeblog is a minimal blog-engine based on XML/XSL requiring only CGI/Perl. It features themeability (XSL), RSS-feed generation, html filtering in comments/submissions, user-accounts (htaccess), article comment counts and new comment indication.
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Source distribution for Kehei Wiki, one of the oldest wiki implementations. Targeted at commercial environments, provides adjustable enforcement of author rights, WYSIWYG editing, optional blog by page, multi namespaces, templates for everything..
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UnixODBC.pm provides a Perl API for the unixODBC driver manager and a bridge API for unixODBC network queries. The sample text-mode, GUI, and Web clients can manage multiple hosts and DBMSs and create RSS output.
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LifeArchive is a small group sized blog driven by Perl. It supports multiple users, emoticons, per-user stylesheets, a simple formatting markup, and topic icons.
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BBXL (Bulletin Board Excel) is forum software developed in the Perl programming language. BBXL is completely customizable by the end-user in many different aspects, and can easily integrate with your website.
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Scoop is a weblog script written in Perl with a MySQL backend. It is different then other weblogs, in that it allows the users to decide what stories get posted.
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Got a blog? Then you'll definitely want this commenting system. It's got lots of cool features, including themes, multi-language support, smileys, text styling and statistics, and best of all, it's free software!
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MasonBoard is a forum/message board/BBS system written in Perl, and powered by Apache, mod_perl, Mason, and MySQL. It supports both threaded and flat display styles, templates/colors/image customization, and numerous other customizable features.
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MimerDesk is a Web-based groupware environment designed for a wide variety of uses such as personal management, computer-supported collaborative learning, carrying out projects, and setting up communities.
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ircxom is an IRC bot that allows channel members to post to a blosxom web log. It includes commands for managing IRC-based posts: posts may be moved to different categories, retitled, deleted, and so on.
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A wiki which is reprogrammable by its community. Allows the wiki community to collaboratively edit the wiki source code in a similar way to how they write the textual content. Project activity mode: coma ( http://bayleshanks.com/pamv1 )
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an internet chat++ server, providing access through many interfaces, currently planning to use the following: IRC(s), HTTP(s), ssh, telnet(s), msn, aim, yahoo, icq, jabber(s), and custom clients
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This project was started by myself and a few friends a while ago to solve out problems with other more well know CMS's. the problem was that the others didnt have the functions we required so we started our own.
