Free web frontend software for linux

WebAvis is a Web frontend to amavisd-new written in PHP.

It allows owners of a mail account to manage their amavisd-new parameters, like spam scores, white/black lists and filter behavior.

NIC is a suite of simple network utilities given a PHP web frontend.
Main features:
- Finger
- ICQ lookup
- DNS lookup
- Email address verification
- Ping
- SMTP open relay checking
- Service status
- Traceroute
- Whois

PoCoMy is a Web frontend for administration of a Postfix/Courier/MySQL email system. The project is multi-user and includes a multi-language privileges system, delegation of rights per domain. The virtual mail system features virtual domains, forwarding, aliases, sender-aliases, and more.
Enhancements:
- FIXED: change user password
- UPDATED: HowTo

web_traceroute provides a Web frontend for traceroute.

web_traceroute is a simple program to allow your users to see the status of the network between your server and themselves.

a simple program to allow web users to see the status of the network between your server and themselves. "Bad" -- i.e., slow (>= $threshold ms) -- hops are
highlighted in red.

You set that number to whatever you think is best for your network/situation.

This tool is useful in dealing with "Your site is down" complaints when your site is *not* down, but rather there is congestion somewhere on the Internet.

Personalbackup project is a company-wide solution for backing up all your Windows machines and Samba shares.

Personalbackup uses a web frontend for the users and administrators. No client software is needed at all to pull backups of your critical data.

Teamspeak is a Perl interface to administrate Teamspeak-Server.

SYNOPSIS

use Teamspeak;
my $t = Teamspeak->new(
timeout => ,
port => ,
host =>
);

You can connect to a Teamspeak-Server in four different Connection-Types: 1. Telnet 2. MySQL or MySQL::Lite 3. Web-Frontend 4. Teamspeak-Client is using UDP

Every Connection-Type can only use a part of all available Methods.

Peagle is a Stand-Alone Web-Frontend for the Beagle-Search-Engine with the look and feel from known web search engines.
Peagle project requires PHP 4.3 (with gd, sockets and posix-modules) or higher and Beagle 0.2 or higher to run.
Currently it supports linking the results directly or running them using KDE-Helpers (kfmclient) or GNOME-Helpers... It would be easy to implement the same feature for other desktop-environments.
To install, do the following:
- Install and configure php with gd, socket and posix extensions. In (K)Ubuntu you can install these packages: php5, php5-gd.
- Unpack the peagle-package, and run the peagle-daemon:
./peagle
(or ./peagle.php)
(Start the beagle-daemon, if it is not already running: beagled --bg --replace ... You usually dont have to do this if you already use other beagle-utils like kerry)
Ready! You can access peagle then via:
http://localhost:7324/
Enhancements:
- Implemented Charset-Selection (Thanx to ak6783 @kde-apps for the hint)
- Changed Gnome-Execution (Thanx to schmidt @kde-apps for the solution)
- Web-History-Abstract for Firefox
- Peagle now Daemonizes itself
- Implementation of mailcap to execute applications
- Improved control and settings (now entirely over the web-interface)
- Custom execution application: Define your own run-directive