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A perl/mysql based photoalbum. The goal of the application is to be fast, easy to manage, easy to add pictures, and very automated. It supports multiple users, has access controls based on groups (adding secret keys to filenames to make them unguessable
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PhotoArch is a set of PHP scripts. It is a front-end to a photo database. It is not a web photoalbum. It is more! It allows you to index and reference your photography collection and make parts of it available to general public or a set of users.
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A perl script that generates a photoalbum website (with thumbnails) on the fly. All you need to provide are the images. Uses HTML templates so you can customize the look of the site.
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AlbumMaker is a very small and handy webbased Photoalbum and Gallery written in Perl. You can use it to make your pictures visible to your friends by internet and let them write some comments to each picture. Thumbnails are made automatic.
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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.
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