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.... - Whenever link being opened, script reads file and prints its content into brower in text/plain content-type. Afterthat, script removes file. So one link doesn't work twice and you can securely paste it everywhere. Prefered deployment schema: Nginx + SSL as front Apache + CGI + script as backend
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pyBead
Python object remoting via web server (apache etc...)
Web server based python object transport. This is a CGI script / MOD_WSGI script that allows you to remote your own code through apache or other web servers. Example client runs best with urllib3 for persistance however will also work with standard library urllib2. Turn apache into your application server. The idea behind this project was to get something like Pyro that could do SSL. -
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WWW-wide translation of HTML pages. This should be run as CGI script or Server module. HTML pages are fetched, translated, links are updated in order to continue translation when the user follows a hyperlink.
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A powerful python module that lets you output HTML code from within a python script in a very efficient and convenient fashion. Code your web-page like a GUI! Create tags and modify their attributes at anytime during your script. http://pyh/googlecod
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A Java applet and a cgi script that allow users to upload their photos from picasa to flickr. The "v2" version use a simple "pbz" file and the official flickr uploader application.
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UnityWiki is a Wiki implemented as a simple Python script. It supports a wide range of formatting (lists, tables, comments) and handles conflicting edits sensibly. It is derived from PikiPiki, and was originally intended for small-group collaboration.
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Python module for accessing RFC 2229 compliant dictionary servers. Includes classes and runs as a standalone client (a la dict) as well as a CGI script.
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name-cgi is a python script, that allows programs using http to get iors from omniNames. It has a loadbalancing feature, this lets you put an orb on a number of boxes and the script will return the ior randomly.If an orb is dead, name-cgi should remove
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PySMBSearch is a crawler and search engine for SMB shares. It consists of a crawler script, which creates an index and stores it in an SQL database, and a CGI script that can be used to extract queries from the database.
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A free replacement (in Python) for Radio Community Server and a miniature application server, with an embedded almost-OO database and a very quick script handler.
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