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    Koha + DSpace 10.0 Live ISO (2026.06)

    Koha + DSpace 10.0 Live ISO (2026.06)

    Koha 26.05.00 + DSpace 10.0 Live ISO Installer based on Ubuntu 22.04.5

    Koha + DSpace Live is a Live Bootable and Installer ISO based on Ubuntu 22.04.5 (Koha Version: 26.05.00 and DSpace Version: 10.0) This ISO boots only in Legacy BIOS mode and not in Secure Boot Mode After booting from the Live DVD/USB, use the following login credentials: Login: library (Displayed as 'Open Digital Library') Password: library This Live ISO contains additional Desktop Environments (aka D.E) providing different User Interfaces. If you wish to choose a Lightweight...
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    OpenVPN Simple Panel

    Manage users OpenVPN

    Panel has been written in PHP language and uses MySQL database to manage users (login, password, email,ip and so on). Has also possibility to manage firewall rules and can show current OpenVPN status. Two possible ways to reload configuration: manual and by using crontab. It is just an example of panel and scripts. By then you can create your own OpenVPN server.
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    HopiCron is a php-cron deamon for cheap webhosting packages that don't support cron jobs. It works by http-querying itself (fsockopen). HopiCron works with Apache and probably other webservers. No database is needed since hopiCron uses crontab files
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    WatchTower

    WatchTower

    WatchTower is a cloud server monitoring and management tool

    WatchTower is a cloud server monitoring and management tool. This is actually a suite of tools that includes a dashboard and associated RESTful web services required for managing the servers and services. The dashboard uses PHP/MySQL (requires php5+), html, and css. It's all open source and very easy to work with and make changes. The client I'm using is included and is written in python. Currently tested with Python 2.4 and 2.6, but should work with any version. I'm not using anything...
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    MyPHPdumpTool is a fully customizable PHP (CLI) based MySQL dumping utility that can be configured via 'crontab' to do scheduled archiving and upload of any MySQL database-dump file to any FTP server.
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    phpTrafMon is a set of scripts written in php. It shows in an attractive and user-friendly way the traffic in a local network and a share in it of every user. phpTrafMon requires MySQL, crontab and a popular IPFM program.
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