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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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Jumper Search is a collaborative search engine that is powered by social bookmarking. It uses peer and social-networking principles to tag and link distributed content, media, or data to make valuable information more easily discoverable.
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WebTrack is an PHP based search engine for your MovieTrack (www.movietrack.net) or AMC (www.antp.be) system. It gives you a way to present your movie list on the web. Full skin support and it's very simple to use. You have to try it to understand it...
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phpMyLingvo - Web-interface for dictionaries stored in MySQL, compatible with databases for PtkDic/GtkDic and JaLingvo.
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UTYP is a visual search service for pictures and an alternative challenge-response test to ensure that the response is not generated by a computer. Its framework is based on outsourcing visual recognition of images and picture to human playing games.
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This project is designed to optimize search engine results by managing your web server sitemaps. The software combines both command line processes and a web user interface with a highly configurable architecture.
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AutoIndex is a PHP script that makes a table that lists the files in a directory, and lets users access the files and subdirectories. It includes searching, icons for each file type, an admin panel, uploads, access logging, file descriptions, and more.
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"Google Hack" Honeypot Project. GHH is written in PHP and assists the development of web based honeypots designed to lure search engine hackers.
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phpCMS is a highly flexible flat file, no SQL, Web CMS with complete content/logic separation, featuring e.g.: powerful menu and template system, plug-in capability, scripting (even non-PHP), search engine, statistics, e-mail address cloaking, fast cache
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searchsmb Project: Perl and PHP Version to do searchs in Samba Shares. Perl Version includes feature to search share from the console. PHP Version includes the PHPSambaExplorer: you can browse your shares from the web and search file in it.
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A content management system which allows web developers to create and organize a collection of URLs (a.k.a. - a link farm) using a searchable labeling system.
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