Agnostos is a simple web-based task management system, allowing you to maintain a set of todo lists for a number of people, departments and
workgroups. Features include: Tasks can be assigned to individuals, workgroups, or departments (or any combination of the above); Tasks may be assigned priorities and due dates; Tasks may be sorted by status, priority or due date; Auditing data is recorded for each task (time and date of each change of status, priority, or individual, group or department to which it is assigned); Weekly Report Generation (produces a plain text report of all work done by a particular user, workgroup or department in the previous week).
Version: 0.9.5 Platform(s): n/a Updated: Mon Aug 21 2000
AMS is an address management system consisting of a perl script and a configuration file for a sql database. Adresses can be searched, mantained and downloaded (CSV, Text-TAB delimeted, LaTeX table) from a server via WEB Browser. Supported SQL databases include msql, postgressql, mysql, etc.
Version: 1.0 Platform(s): n/a Updated: Wed Jun 28 2000
It is a simple address database, consisting of only the following: id, name, phone, state, city, zip, street, misc, and email. It supports create, drop, edit, search, and uses a MySQL database on backend for storing data.
Version: 1.2 Platform(s): n/a Updated: Tue Mar 14 2000
webnotebook is a small CGI script whose purpose is to replace the omnipresent stack of small pieces of paper which clutter every desk. It simply lets you add, view, edit, and delete each record via the browser. On accessing webnotebook you will see a "short" view of every "page" on the stack, presented as a table. You can quickly find information you want here. The "text" field is truncated to 150 characters to speed up displaying the table. It also comes with a search engine. It uses a MySQL database on backend and requires DBI/DBD perl modules.
Version: 0.1 Platform(s): Unix, Windows Updated: Mon Jan 3 2000
This is a small console program written in perl, which allows you to manage notes similar to programs like "knotes" from commandline. You can add, edit, list and delete as many notes as you want. The notes are stored in a MySQL database.
Version: 1.0.5 Platform(s): Unix Updated: Tue Nov 9 1999
