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AWStats is a free powerful and featureful server logfile analyzer that shows you all your Web/Mail/FTP statistics including visits, unique visitors, pages, hits, rush hours, os, browsers, search engines, keywords, robots visits, broken links and more -
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Another distribution of apache that contains Apache, MySQL, Perl, and PHP. and comes with the following modules mod_perl, mod_php, mod_python, and more. Also Contains a FTP and Mail Server. Will be ready to run right after installation and a reboot.
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A Web based file management utility written in perl that allows you to upload and download any file documents (text, image, audio, etc.) to a directory on your server. With upload progressbar and graphical interface. Uses DHTML
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Server and client tools to reduce stress for etree siteops and downloaders. Command line python based ftp client - very simple; just gets music. Server Tools: Fully automates user management for etree servers.
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Way back when, it seemed a cool idea to make this project - This project is a small perl-based CGI-BIN that adds functionality to a webserver by allowing CD-ROM images to be stored on a central server, but then shared out as NFS-shares, SMB-shares, FTP-s
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