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phpBB3 Backup Script
Script to back up your phpBB3 forum and mysql data
It backs up both forum/web data and mysql data and keeps the last five copies of each. -
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This web script allows maintaining a set of name/description pairs on a web page as a list of items that will automatically be cross referenced. Everyone can add to and edit. This was designed to keep track of all the TLAs floating around my company.
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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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FreeForum is a CGI program (written in perl) to run discussion forums on a web server. It includes a CGI script to administrate the forums through a web interface. The program supports multiple languages.
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Stop vibe-debugging.AppSignal's MCP server hands Claude, Cursor, or Zed your real errors, traces, and the deploy that shipped them. AI writes the fix; you review the diff.
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ForumDB is a simple tool which accepts RFC-822 message (via a PERL script), inserts them into a MySQL database, and makes these available in HTML and RSS via PHP.
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nflash is a perl/cgi script providing a easy to use and maintain way of posting news to a website. It is possible to create users being able to edit their own preferences and postings. There is a webinterface, comments, multilinguality, encryption.
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The Web Teacher Evaluations are comprised of a Perl CGI script that allows students to grade/comment on teachers, plus a Perl HTML file containing most of the web pages. Only uses a flat-file DB at present, but interfacing with mySQL or postgreSQL is easy
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