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The EasyMail Objects are a set of full featured, easy to use COM objects for creating, sending, retrieving, displaying, editing, storing & printing Internet e-mail. With just a few lines of code you can easily add full featured, mission critical e-mail capabilities to apps written in just about any development system, including: C++, VB, ASP, Pearl, PowerBuilder, Access, etc. Fully support SMTP, ESMTP, POP 3, IMAP4, MIME, Base64, Uuencode, Quoted-Printable, HTML, & more! Royalty-free license.

Features include: Web based installation gets you up and running in seconds, Supports both Extended(combined) and Standard log file formats, Supports Extremely Large Log Files, Relative Date selection, The Date Range option accepts dates in almost every date format, Generates Reports for Page, IP,Top Level Domain,Hour, Day, Week, Month, Bytes Transferred, Referrer, Query Strings, Authenticated Users Browser and OS, Customizable Remove and View Only Filters let you focus on the data you want to see, Easy to use Interface lets you Generate Sub-Reports, Clean Log function, and much more.

AntiTrader provides an easy solution to the problem of password theft and trading. AntiTrader will sit and watch the traffic on protected areas of your web site quietly and transparently in the background.AntiTrader will watch every hit from every member who's logged in and counts their Class C subnets. AntiTrader watches subnets as well as IP addresses. If the number of subnets a user accesses the site from exceeds a configurable amount in a set time period, AntiTrader kicks in with your preset instructions. You have the option of setting AntiTrader to either notify you by E-mail, automatically disable the abused ID or do both and it will do it automatically.

This article begins a series on using Perl in web development scenarios. It starts with a general introduction to Perl, and then takes more in-depth looks at Internet capabilities you can leverage from within Perl programs. Developers who have some familiarity with any other programming language, from BASIC to Pascal to C to JavaScript, will benefit the most from this article; however, readers with no programming background can still follow along and pick up most of the concepts.

BW whois is a modern whois client that works as a simple commandline tool or as a full-featured Web application. The program is flexible and configurable with self-detecting CGI support, multiple security options in the CGI mode, a mature TLD table, database caching (using MySQL), and many more options and features.

This is an easy to setup antileech cgi script. This Antileech script only has 5 easy variables to setup: Location of your data directory, the url to antileech.cgi, the url to your website, the name of your website, and your password. It also allows you to add as many sites as you want to the leech list.

This script simply reads a file containing the HTML code and displays it to the caller, so you can include a SSI call where you wish the HTML to be inserted. Then, when the server sends the file it will parse the file and add the HTML code where the SSI tag was.

PFD is a download program that keeps track of who downloads files from your site. You simply put a link to the program from one of your pages and it sends your visitor to the download program with a list of available program for download. This allows you to keep your zip files in one directory.

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.

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

FutureForum is a Web-based forum software written in Perl. It uses MySQL for storing data on backend and uses DBI:DBD module. Key features include: uses 'branch_no' design to keep track of 'threads', can display top page of messages with numerous selection or sorting methods, multiple board methodology, configurable max message and branch length vars, optional email responses to user, blocks duplicate messages, option to view only parent threads and expand thread on top page, has 'toggle menu' function on top page, can select by date range and 'new' posts, and other selection criteria, sends response email of message to original poster, automatically displays 'new' button for recent posts, has security routine, and much more.

This one page tutorial show you how to use PHP to display your site traffic statistics on the fly at any time. Along with its supplied PHP script, you will learn how to get access to your statistics that are continually updated, and that simultaneously support multiple sites, and multiple actions (page view, ad click, click-in, click-out, etc).

This tutorial shows you how to make a site database-driven, but still indexable by search engines. It also explains how to create a site to be co-brandable whose look-and-feel are dependent on which "affiliate" site was being accessed.