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XODA - the KISSed Document manager.
Simple yet feature-rich Document Management System
XODA is a KISSed (Keep Simple and Stupid) System for Organizing Documents using AJAX. This is a Document Management System without backend database, though making possible organizing files/directories by descriptions, filters and more. Visit xoda.org -
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Directory Indexer
Simple File Indexer for your website
This is a simple PHP script designed to index all your files in the root folder of your website. Of course you can ignore certain files, like the index and other pages from the website. It isn't very complicated to edit, config and mod this script. -
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"Swish-e is a fast, flexible, and free open source system for indexing collections of Web pages or other files" (http://swish-e.org/ ) This module provides a Python API for this software.
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JavaPub is a one-click install BibTex-publications portal based on a simple java codebase. It features a drag-and-drop uploader module to upload BibTex files and a module that generates the html-index and entry-pages for publication listings.
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SPFM aims to create a simple and elegant user-based environment to organize and index files on servers running Apache.
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A php application that provides a web-based graphical interface similar to apache directory listing. Functions:copy, move, delete, rename files, etc. For more detail, please go to the official site.
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It will show of the files that you have uploaded though it or by ftp to a certain directory. THIS SCRIPT MAY NOT BE LISTED ON ANY OTHER WEBSITE EXCEPT FOR CREAMERSREALM, SOURCEFORGE, HOTSCRIPTS. IF IT IS IT MUST BE REMOVED OR LEGAL ACTION WILL BE TAKEN.
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Command line application written in Java useful for automation of downloading process and filtering contents of downloaded files. jDownloader uses simple script file to configure downloading and filtering processes.
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JxtASK is a P2P system that is aimed to search, download and share academic content hosted on websites that will join the JxtASK community. Joining is simple: siteadmins must generate(even automatically)a XML catalog which describes the files.
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Pagex is a absolutely simple bolt-on content management system with search engine optimisation features built in. It consists of a few laid back files that do what they need to when they need too. Simple SEO CMS.
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phpwebfiles is a simple web indexer application, which let's you manage users, associate them with directories, adding them priviliges to upload, delete, rename files, or create new directories. This project is multi-lingual and multi-skin capable.
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Simple tool to backup Livejournal entries written in Python. Given a username and date range, downloads all entries in the range and places them in html files on the user's hard drive.
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OpenShare\'s goal is to create a simple PHP/MySQL File Manager in which a user can check-out a copy of a file and then when done can add a version of the new file. All files will be compressed using zlib for PHP. MySQL is for the settings.
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