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This script sorts a Netscape bookmark file alphabetically. By default, the sorting is case-insensitive. The bookmark file to sort is read from standard input. The sorted version is written to standard output.

This program allows you to convert an HTML file to either C or Perl code for inclusion in a CGI script.

MimeSlapper is a workaround for the confusing apache mime-type file headers, in the case of mp3 files, where a "standardized" mime type has not yet been widely accepted. It allows you to configure via a hard variable, or via a specialized url tag, which mime-type header you'd like to send to the users browser, in order to successfully play mp3 files from url links. This is also a good workaround for servers which have no mime-type headers set for mp3 files, because of this lack of standard, as well as for those webmasters who may need additional mime-type headers sent with select mp3 files. This script is intended to be a quick fix, and not to become a substitute for proper apache configuration. MimeSlapper would be suitable to deal with other apache mime-type difficulties as well, by changing the mime-types in the script.

This program dynamically encrypts the password to a page (differently each time) before saving it, making it a lot harder for foul-minded users to break in. In addition, the program does not simply take the surfer to the file he/she enters as the password. Instead, it navigates to a page only if the surfer correctly enters the password. Invalid passwords will result in an "invalid password" alert.

"HTML 2 PERL" converts any standard HTML file to a list of Perl print statements, either destined for STDOUT, as in cgi output or for printing to a file. It allows you to specify the file handling variable, the input file, and the output file, either via command line or interactively.

BookMarker is a Perl script which converts Netscape bookmark files into a Yahoo-like tree of web pages. This allows you to use your web browser as a link manager for your links.

HTMLThumbnail creates index pages of the graphic file content of directories on Unix based web servers. It generates real thumbnail images (not just mis-sizing the images) that are typically around 1-2% of the byte count of the originals (thus letting you see them 50 - 100 times as fast). It works with both JPEG and GIF images, supports 'incremental change' updating to allow easy adding of new images (or modifying of old ones) without wasting a lot of time regenerating the index for every image. It also supports optional linking to the original images, drop shadows, rotation of the final icon, and image borders. Essentially all setting are command line adjustable.

This script allows you to check the validity of all HTML links on a Web site. Most can start at one or more "seed" HTML files, and recursively test all URLs found at that site. This program doesn't follow URLs at other sites, but it does check their existence. Major features include: Local URLs are read from the filesystem when possible, Basic server-side includes (aka SSI or SHTML) are checked, Latest standards are supported-- HTML 4.0, HTTP 1.1, latest URI-parsing scheme, and Links are traversed breadth-first.

edc2html is a Perl program that generates an HTML document (composed of several files) that documents and allows hypertext navigation of a FrameBuilder Element Catalog.

bk2site will transform your Netscape bookmarks file into a yahoo-like website with slashdot-like news. The program has several nice features: Includes hit-counter and display feature (see which URLs are popular), Includes integrated cgi-bin search.pl program, Nice-looking output, Powerful customization, Inserts navigation information into the top of each page, Puts a "new" icon next to new entries, Supports any other icon(s) (e.g., cool.gif, hot.gif) you might want to show, Puts New Additions on the front page, Puts News Items on the front page, Supports URL and directory aliases, Use PRIVATE keyword to keep some URLs/folders from appearing, and You can use it to automatically generate almost any sort of structure text file, such as a My.Netscape channel, an email newsletter, etc.

mnoGoSearch is a full-featured free search engine software for intranet and internet servers. mnoGoSearch has number of unique features, which makes it appropriative for a wide range of application from search within your site to specialized search system such as cooking recipes or newspaper search, ftp archive search, news articles search, etc. mnoGoSearch consists of two parts. The first is an indexing mechanism (indexer) that walks through HTTP, FTP, NEWS servers or local files, recursively grabbing all the documents and storing meta-data about that documents in a SQL database. After every document is referenced by its corresponding URL, meta-data which collected by indexer are used later in a search process. The search is performed via Web interface. C CGI, PHP and Perl search front ends are included.

This script goes through a list of Web pages to change the "Last updated ..." string to the date the file was last modified. Run this script in UNIX after updating any html files. Any line beginning with $tag will be replaced with $update unless equal. Nothing will change if the $tag line matches the current file date.

guestbk2.pl is an extension of Matt Wright's guestbook script. It adds a built-in form that allows the user to review their entry as it will look in html before saving it to the file. It preserves the data during review in a form on the same page for editing. No temporary files are necessary.

This script searches either the current directory or a target directory for a file containing the required contents, to replace a find/grep combination for recursive finding.

This script will convert a windows 'favorites' file into a handy HTML bookmarks file that can then be added to your web pages.

CGI::Minimal provides a lightweight alternative to the CGI.pm module shipped with Perl. It is approximately 1/6th the size of CGI.pm but provides largely compatible access to form decoding and a small number of other tasks essential to writing CGI scripts in Perl. Designed for people who are comfortable working closely with the HTTP protocal and writing HTML directly. Supports file uploading as just another transparently decoded form field.

This program allows you to represent dynamic tables on your html page. You just have to give a data file name and the columns definitions in parameter and the applet do all the work. User can navigate in the table using keyboard or mouse, change the columns size. CAGrid is based of the CJGrid class. Implementing the CDataSet interface of CJGrid allow you to use it in your own development.

Answers to general questions on running CGI scripts and programs. Topics include: Getting Started (Can you run CGI, Script Filename, Test Before Going Public), Beginning a Script, File Permissions, Editing a UNIX Script in DOS/Win, Testing the Script Locally, CGI Paths, and Web Testing.

This script shows an example of how to use server push to animate images. It works by pushing gif files listed in a file in QUERY_STRING following the scriptname.

BAZAAR is a fully GPL WWW conferencing program with a MySQL back end. It is based on an earlier version of WWWThreads, but significant changes and enhancements have been made. For example, code has been simplified and many common tasks have been moved into an API to facilitate distributed development. Main features include: Multiple language support (user selectable and easy to add language files), Themes support (selectable at the site level), Profanity filter, Username filter, Error logging, Abililty to restrict users to specified categories by category number, and Fine grain access control using Unix style permissions.