Free database change management software for linux

Community Content Management project consists of a light-weight CMS, designed for communities.
Community Content Management is a light-weight CMS, which is designed for small communities, such as churches, schools, and neighborhood watch groups.
It allows someone with relatively little knowledge of the Internet to publish news stories and events. It sets archive/publishing dates, allowing groups to write press releases/articles about events before they happen.
Its output conforms to XHTML 1.0 and uses CSS 2, and its configuration comprises one file, which sets the site title, database, host, and meta tags.
Enhancements:
- Login - code changed so correct variables are passed to login script :)
- Search - Search Engine Added
- Articles - new lines (n) are replaced with "
" instead of " "

Xitnalta Content Management System (xcms) provides a virtual filesystem library to deal with content from different sources (a real filesystem, a database, etc.) and in different formats.

Xitnalta Content Management Systems goal is to provide yet another way to access and manage data both locally and over the Internet.

PHP Running Management or phpRunMan is a set of scripts for runners. Users can enter intermediate times of their training or race performance for calculating various statistics (distance, avg speed, time/km, projection on different distance, etc.). In PHP Running Management you can enter comments for the whole run or every intermediate segment so the data can be used as a logbook.

Every run (training or competition) is entered as a list of segments and times. You can specify the number of laps and the "offset" (manual correction) of the distance.

Several views are proposed:

- Year view: displays all the runs with their distance, time, average speed, etc.
- Detail view: shows the profile of a run by segment (time, speed, cumulated distance and other indicators).
- Month view: aggregates runs per month over the selected year, shows every months distance, time, average speed.

All the scripts are written in PHP (requires GD lib activated too) and the data is stored in MySQL database.

PHP time management project is a Web-based time management application. You can enter scheduled items, copy items, and view them on a calendar.

A few minor items in the login page for the system were fixed.

Remote Gnu Database Manager is a network server daemon and client library for the standard GNU GDBM(3) database management interface, which itself incorporates Berkeley DBM.
To setup after installation (these notes are for 2.1.33 or later), let make install do what it can, and then:
1. create a user, gdbm, on the server machine with home in /var/lib/gdbm. Make install tries to do that for you using adduser so you likely just have to check /etc/passwd and /etc/group.
2. Create /var/lib/gdbm and change owner to gdbm. Again, make install has a stab at this for you and likely you will need to do nothing yourself.
3. Also create /var/lib/gdbm/data, /var/lib/gdbm/ctrl and change owner to gdbm. Make install should also have made those.
4. Copy those parts of /etc/passwd belonging to users who should be able to access the daemon to /var/lib/gdbm/ctrl/passwd. This is entirely in your hands.
5. Likewise for /etc/group to /var/lib/gdbm/ctrl/group.
6. Start the daemon as gdbm with some command like "sudo -u gdbm /usr/sbin/gdbmd", or "su -c /usr/sbin/gdbmd gdbm". The install will not start it for you, nor does it presently install a system startup script for it in /etc/init.d or elsewhere.
7. Write an application on the client that uses the standard gdbm_* calls in the GNU GDBM(3) manpage, but replace the gdbm_ calls with rgdbm_ calls. The install routine does do that ... or perhaps I lie.
Thats about it! Apart from setting up for SSL if you want to use that and Ill give some further indications as to how to do that below.
One has to add two extra calls in the application over and above what was there already for gdbm(3) usage; one to rgdbm_connect() and another to rgdbm_disconnect(), respectively to begin and end the session, as detailed in the rgdbm(3) man page.
Example:
Sample code ... start by making the connection:
rgdbm_connect(host, dir, user, 0);
Then open the desired database in that directory:
GDBM_FILE dbf = rgdbm_open(dbname, 1024, GDBM_WRCREAT, 0640, NULL);
Now the rgdbm(3) ops are available.
fprintf(stdout, "Database contains ...n");
datum key = rgdbm_firstkey(dbf);
if (key.dptr) {
datum content = rgdbm_fetch(dbf, key);
fprintf(stdout, "key %s content %sn", key.dptr, content.dptr);
while (key = rgdbm_nextkey(dbf, key), key.dptr) {
fprintf(stdout, "key %s content %sn", key.dptr, content.dptr);
}
}
Terminate by closing:
rgdbm_close(dbf);
and disconnect from the session:
rgdbm_disconnect();
Enhancements:
- Added (generated) debian directory to package.

LMS (LAN Management System) is the integrated system of networks management designed for various size internet providers (ISP).

That software writed in PHP, Perl and C, works with variuos database systems.

Deadlock is a powerful, customizable, fully featured user management system which protects Web directories and documents using Apaches htaccess and htpasswd.
It features email verification and administrator approval capabilities that require the administrator to approve accounts before they become active. Deadlock supports both Basic and Digest authentication.
Main features:
- Administration Panel
- All settings and administrative controls are in the admin panel.
- User Panel
- Gives users the ability to change their password, email address, and any other account information
- Admin Approval
- When this option is enabled, the administrator must approve accounts before they are able to login to the protected area.
- User Email Verification
- Users are sent a confirmation email to the address specified and must click the link in the email to verify that the email provided is their email.
- Multiple Authentication Types
- The administrator has the option to choose between Basic and Digest authentication.
- Auto htpasswd generation
- Automatically generates the .htpasswd file containing the users when a new user is added.
- Auto htaccess generation
- Automatically generates the .htaccess file when the name of the protected area is changed.
- Templatable user panel pages
- The user panel pages are generated with a template engine, allowing you to customize the pages that the user sees by simply editing the html templates.
- Templatable System Emails
- Customize system emails by editing the templates. Deadlock does not yet include an editor in the admin panel.
- Web based configuration
- Configuration options can easily be modified through the administration panel.
- Integrated Email Functionality
- Specific users can be emailed straight through the admin panel, by simply selecting a link.
- Bulk Email all registered users
- Includes bulk email functionality allowing you to email everyone in the database.
- Search through user list
- The user list is searchable, allowing you to find a users account by just entering their last name, first name or username.
- Rollover Information
Enhancements:
- [bug fix] Fixed some problems that occur when gpc magic quotes is enabled
- [bug fix] Added some string escapes to mysql queries to prevent SQL injections
- [bug fix] If user edits their own account, notification email is not sent
- [security] Fixed bug that cuased problems when a user went to edit their account