Top Rated Scripts | CGI & Perl

This Perl script allows users to run multiple traceroute from your Web site.

Remote Email is a Web-based email program which allows users to send email right from your web site to anyone with an email account. You can also attach a text file with an email for sponsors, advertising, etc.

Members can create their own webpages at your domain. Provide members as many pages as you allow, unlimited message forums, guestbooks, polls, Yahoo-like directories, and postcard and image gallery pages. Detailed hit logs, site backups and a Search Engine Submission Agent are also provided. CommunityWeaver shares an integrated backend - account management, billing, advertising, templates and administration - with over 25 other pluggable software modules. You can add grow your site as your needs expand all using a single integrated suite. No more multiple logins and inconsistencies.

Prowler Poll is a Perl CGI Web-based product which allows you to provide polling/voting features to your vistors. Prowler Poll features a slick look, easy-to-use interface, and a web-based configuration that makes it easy to add, delete, and manage many different poll/voting topics.

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

RipIT allows you to create MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) audio files from an Audio CD. It is a console based front-end, written in perl, for 3 programs: xmcd for CDDB lookup, cdparanoia for ripping the Audio CD tracks, and bladeenc or lame for encoding the MP3 files. Main features include: The program will do the following without user intervention: Gets the Audio CD Album/Artist/Tracks information from CDDB (using xmcd), Rips the Audio CD Tracks (using cdparanoia), Encodes the MP3s, id3 tags the MP3s, Creates an M3U file, and bladeenc or lame for encoding the MP3 files.

This Perl script allows web authors to see what their pages will look like (sort of) when viewed with Lynx, a text-mode web browser.

A Beginner's guide to PERL An introduction to PERL which shows users how to parse forms, and use arrays. The tutorial has been designed with comprehensive examples and step by step explanations.

Midmart Messageboard lets you run a highly customizable bulletin board with a very nice user interface (similar to Yahoo Clubs) on your web site in few minutes. Other features include: threaded or linear style of messages, 10 messages per page with Next/Previous buttons, newest items at the top, built-in search engine, administrator functions allows the admin to edit or remove any message, very easy to install.

An advanced site search script written with search engines positioning in mind - result pages contain all proper tags to be submitted to search engines as doorway pages. The script logs all the searches, found and not found, inserts affiliate codes so that you never miss commission. Comes with advanced administration utility for setup, viewing statistics, changing appearance and much more. New version includes an optimized search algorithm for faster searches.

Advance Backups is an easy to use web interface which takes the hassels out of backups. It can create highly compressed backup files of your web site in a few seconds. Backups can be stored on the server or downloaded via the web browser. Completely secure with password protected admin interface. Backups both files and MySQL databases.

Run your own website directory with direx perl script. Easy to setup, runs out of the box, complete directory control from your admin area. Runs static html pages for low server load and good searchengine position. Complete layout control for experienced webmasters. Automatic check for double entry urls. Enable / disable submission form field, allowing webmasters to suggest a new category. Plus edit Submissions completely, build an Double Optin Email List, mail your Directory Members HTML or Text Encoded from the Admin Area and more ...

Free whois script with features including templates, admin section, global searches, config file, wizard searches, raw whois output, etc.