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Retrieve articles from one newsgroup to which no reply has yet been posted. Articles are all printed to the standard output. Progress messages are printed to the standard error handle.

This script will count visitors, but only new visitors each day get added to the overall count. Return IP's on the same day do not get recounted. It requires SSI.

This Perl script allows you to redirect a user from a link on your website. It also logs each redirect and calculates the counts of the redirected links.

This is a simple Perl script that allows you to retrieve a list of users on a WinNT Server or Workstation.

Gossamer Links is a highly customizable solution to manage any type of directory. While designed to manage links, Gossamer Links is commonly used for Image Galleries, Portals, Classified Ads, Press Releases, Yellowpages, Company Directories, Personal Ads, or any other categorized database. Through this powerful, robust, fast, and proven engine, Gossamer Links provides all the tools you need to manage your database effectively. Gossamer Links v.3.0 features include: -User "ownership" of their own records -User review, rate, and bookmark system -Payment module for paid link listing -Admin validation option for link submission and review -Template system using XHTML+CSS layout -CSS Editor -Static or Dynamic modes -Versatile hook system to allow plugins such as Shopping Cart, PayPerClick, Multi-Language, AdCycle to be integrated seamlessly -Please visit our site for more detailed listing of the features. Gossamer Threads product suite includes other programs such as Gossamer Forum and Gossamer Mail, which make great companions to your GLink site by boosting traffic and user stickiness.

This script lets visitors at your site search the web by selecting from a list of search engines. It also has the option to log what people are searching for on each site. You will need the HTML code containing the form and engine.cgi. The urls and titles for each engine are hidden in the SELECT tag of the form. This way you can easily add more in the future.

This program is designed to run your entire site from a cgi program instead of html. The advantages are: You save on web space (html is only coded once), You can log each page, who hit it and when, Each page can have the same headers and footers, or using this script's advanced selection abilities, you can easily specify different headers and footers for each page, and Easy updates.

This archive offers a number of free and commercial CGI scripts for your Web site use. Currently available scripts include link indexing, search engine, password protection, discussion board, redirection and more.

Form to Mail is a classical Perl form processing script that allows visitor to send you an E-Mail. It uses Unix Sendmail and requires Mail::Mailer module.

Snoop.cgi is a little Perl script that receives environmental data from your user and returns that data in html form.

MTG is a simple Perl script that allows you to generate HTML Meta tags suitable for inclusion in your HTML documents.

Using this JavaScript, you can call on the functions Back, Forward, and Reload from within your webpage.

FTLS.org offers over a dozen free Perl CGI scripts for you Web site use. Available scripts include counters, calendar, guestbook, form processor, Web traffic analyzer, banner ad advertisement, random image, text and link, text clock, and more. The site also features several Perl utility programs such as converters and a couple of Java programs.

META & Dead Links Check (mdlc) is a Perl program that checks META tags and dead links. Now, it can only check local web pages. It can create 4 result files containing: List of checked links, List of dead links, List of Web links (not local links), and That you can view if your web site was indexed by a robot.

This script adds a little bit of flashy, hi-tech to your webpage. When the user moves the mouse over your image the image changes, and then returns to normal when the mouse is moved off. This script works in: Navigator 3 - 4, Opera 3.1, and Explorer 4.

This script will let the user select a destination from a drop down menu, and then go to that address by clicking on a button. Just change the URLs in the script to your desired addresses, and you can have as many selections as you want by simply copying the code.

These are a few guidelines to help you solving problems with your CGI Script. Topics include: Short overview of the CGI calling process, Server Errors - The server fails to execute the CGI, Logical Errors (Errors in the program flow), and more.

This script combines imagemaps and JavaScript to produce a message in a text box when the mouse is moved over different parts of an image. This is good if you need a more detailed description of part of an image.

This script is almost identical to the Select and Go script, but it opens the address in a new popup window. You can set the new window to have a height, width, etc. or just leave it to open as a normal new window.

This is a news posting CGI script written in Perl. It comes with a Web-based password protected admin panel where you can setup and manage your news page.