FTB ConMan - modern Perl CMS

I love it. Lightweight, easy to understand and work with -- "Two thumbs up!"

I just downloaded this project - I love it! It's lightweight, and easy to tailor to my (or any ones) needs.. Note negative poster: Are you off your nut! Had you done ANY research, or knew ANYTHING about licenses, yoiu would know that the BSD License: have been verified as GPL-compatible free software licenses by the Free Software Foundation. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_licenses if in doubt. Thanks to the current maintainer for this great work!

Read the truth about the code by clicking Support -> Website above, then "Try the demo" which is no longer a demo but my detailed explanation of the situation. This project was hijacked. I am the original author of this code. SF_Chris took over the project during a period of health issues that prevented me from continue working on it. He changed the copyright on the code to himself (illegal under the GPL), then changed the license on code I released under the GPL without my permission. (again, illegal under the GPL). He even went as far as grabbing my burningdownthe.net domain which expired during my bad health period. Setting up the "demo" there of the code... I have now regained control of that domain as he let it expire, which is why the demo link now no longer has the demo but my details of his hijacking of my code. I am currently attempting to fix this hijacking via talks with SourceForge, even as I have already begun what will be the "new" FTB ConMan system that uses more modern techniques and takes advantage of HTML5, CSS3, and more that you expect from a modern website. In the meantime, understand that the code you see here (0.5/0.6) is actually just what was my 0.4 release, with no changes by SF_Chris except to rewrite it with him as the copyright holder and under the wrong license. Know if you download it that *I*, Joe "Flame" Sullivan, am the SOLE copyright holder of all the code, and it's released solely under the GPL, despite anything you may read in the downloaded files or even on this project page. I highly recommend not using this old code, which actually dates back to 2005/2006 when I wrote it, and SF_Chris has made ZERO updates to since. A brand new FTB ConMan is being worked on, and once I regain control of my project, I'll hopefully soon have the first version of it up.