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This scripts allows you to include random text information or quotes by using SSI.

Zone Coaster is one of the oldest Perl/CGI archives on the Internet featuring a dozen free and commercial scripts. Available programs include free-for-all links, survey, redirection, guestbook, chat script, Website managers, and more.

Search is a simple search engine for those who would like users to be able to search their pages but don't need a heavy-duty search engine. It searches any directories you specify and any file types you specify. It also supports case-sensitive and case insensitive searching, extracts the actual title of the page and displays that as a link when the results are displayed and counts number of matches in each file.

The 'RandomPage' script scans through a directory tree of HTML documents, picks one at random, and sends the user to that page.

This Perl script performs a redirection to a randomly-selected page, chosen from a list of URLs in a text file.

EditPage allows multiple users to edit web pages and upload media files through their browser windows rather than through the use of a server-based text editor or by downloading, editing and uploading via FTP.

This script allows a visitor to your website to automatically add a link to his website to a specified page on your website under any category he chooses and which you have provided.

Dumpenvs.pl is a simple script that gives you a list of server-supported environment variables and their values. This can be useful for debugging purposes.

Formdata.pl allows you to test your GETs and POSTs with one script. It's a useful tool in debugging.

smc SiteSearch is a fast, efficient and flexible search engine, easy to configure for web sites or databases alike. smc SiteSearch works with multiple search criteria and nearly unlimited database capacities using simple delimited ASCII data files. It is also completely modular in design, allowing search scenarios as basic as a one line form to advanced, multiple search pages spanning your site. Fast and accurate searches are run from a small, but powerful 'smart' algorithm that has proven efficient on 10 items or 6000 items.

WWWis is a perl application which will read in an HTML file and insert HEIGHT=### WIDTH=### directives into the inlined images used in the file. It also does a whole lot more to boot. It makes your html faster to display and more user friendly. It supports GIF, JPEG, XBM & PNG image formats.

The cgi-lib.pl library makes CGI scripting in Perl easy enough for anyone to process forms and create dynamic Web content. The library features: Extremely simple to learn and easy to use, Designed for operation under Perl5 and Perl4, Very efficient, Compatibility with all CGI interactions, including File Upload, Convenient utility functions, Compatible with Perl5 security features such as taint, warnings, (command line options -Tw) and use strict, Debugging facilities, Good starting point for migration to more sophisticated libraries, etc.

Launchpad allows users to create their own personal start pages. LaunchPad allows a user to customize the links on his start page while the website owner/ISP retains control over everything else. The website owner/ISP can use the space for advertising and give the user access to support services, search engines, etc. In addition, its administrative tools allow you to check the number of hits to each advertisement that you have set up, check the number of total hits to the script and view the number of users on the system.

Chat Pro includes all the features of Chat version 2.00 plus: Ability for script to clear chat rooms after specified period of inactivity, Ability for users to change chat rooms without going through logon procedure again, Support for browsing other chat rooms from within one room, Support for private chat rooms with guestlists and multiple administrators, Secondary administrators have control only over the rooms to which they have been granted administrative powers and more.

The libwww-perl distribution is a collection of Perl modules which provides a simple and consistent programming interface (API) to the World-Wide Web. The main focus of the library is to provide classes and functions that allow you to write WWW clients, thus libwww-perl said to be a WWW client library. The library also contain modules that are of more general use.

The HFPM are a set of modules that accept a submitted HTML form, possibly modify the contents of the submitted fields, and output the result using e-mail, appending to a file, and/or displaying it to the user or returning an arbitrary URL. They also operate on the environmental variables passed in from the client and server.

libwww-perl is a library of Perl packages/modules which provides a simple and consistent programming interface to the World Wide Web. This library is being developed as a collaborative effort to assist the further development of useful WWW clients and tools.

WebTester is a handy site management tool, the primary purpose of which is to check your site for broken links. It will report both on missing files and on those which exist but aren't referenced. It can also check the validity of your external links. (That way, if someone moves or removes a page to which you've linked, you'll know that the link needs to be updated!) The script is fairly robust; in addition to following "straight" links, it will also parse and follow links in image maps, in text embedded via SSIs, and in CGI-generated pages. It will let you know the effective "download" file size of your pages, and will provide estimates of how long they'll take to download at various connection speeds. Finally, it can create for you a simple "site map" showing, in outline format, all of your site's pages. (The site map can be included via SSIs on other pages.)

This rather simple script provides you and/or your readers the ability to run common diagnostic commands such as ping, finger, traceroute, & whois. It has built-in safeguards to prevent outside hacking attempts and runaway processes from happening.

This script writes out data about who went where from your site in a logfile. It logs such information as: date, user IP address, destination URL, etc. In order to redirect users to a URL, just use jump.pl?URL.