Free hosting a party software for linux

GNU Hosting Helper is a web hosting management package. It is distributed under the GNU GPL (General Public License) Agreement.
This package provides tools to manage many of the aspects of a hosting environment.
GNU Hosting Helper also provides a client utility to reduce the need for staff to perform tasks that a client needs such as managing email accounts.
Main features:
Administrative Features
The features provided through the administrative interface include (but not limited to):
- Server Tasks
- Security Management
- Server Monitor
- Ticket Center
- News Management
- Knowledge Base
- Fraudscreen
- Domain Management
- User Management
- Billing/Accounting
- Account Information Tools
- Miscellaneous Functions
- Package Management
- Manage Hosting Servers
- Manage Client Interfaces
- Manage Mail Servers
- Manage Name Servers
- Manage Signup Servers
- Manage Server Pools
- Manage Administrators
- Manage Admin Daemon
- System Config
Client Features
The features provided thru the client interface include (but not limited to):
- Account Quickview
- Account Resources
- System Information
- Email Functions
- Virtual FTP Management
- Sub Domain Management
- SSL Certificate Management
- Website Management
- Front Page Extensions Management
- Stats and Logs access
- Account Management
- Account Billing
System/Network Support
GNU Hosting Helper currently supports management for the following software:
- Apache 1.3x and 2x
- Sendmail and Postfix
- Most major FPTD software
- BIND 8x and BIND 9x
- MySQL 3x and 4.0.x
Enhancements:
- Fixes an error with MyDNS where straight domains wouldnt resolve.
- Fixes an error with some systems rnd file creation for creating SSL CSR.
- Fixes an error representing bandwidth allotment, usage, and remaining.
- Fixes an error in the init.d file for the admin server daemon.
- Fixes an error with encryption when editing Webmail, signup, mail, and hosting servers.
- Adds SSH port specification and SSH daemon management to all managed servers.

phpLanParty project is a Lan Party registration application.
phpLanParty is an application to administer Lan Parties.If you host gaming sites, parties, tournaments, or the like, you may be interested in using this utility.
Main features:
- Its fast, easy, and easily modified to suit your needs.
- Being written in PHP, is multi-platform. Although its only been used and tested on Linux, it should work well on other Unix-like platforms, and probably the Win32 platform, provided the required packages (below) are installed.

Incredible Hosting System is a tool that allows you to administrate a hosting system using a Web browser.
The aim is to support administrators and users. Incredible Hosting System currently includes support for Virtual Qmail.
IHS will be a platform for implementing and integrating mail or hosting systems in different environments - small or medium companies looking for tools for managing system accounts, hosting companies offering services based on this system.
System is complex, requires integration of many other applications, for example: WWW server, mail transfer agent, FTP server, database. Also it should be possible to integrate system with other applications that are specific to companys environment.
Aside integration of existing application platform must be built that will allow to manage everything is a manner undependent from tools that are used in background. It should be a centralized and consistent environment. Also API for developers shoule be generic that changes in tools doesnt require changes in code.
Incredible Hosting System will be based on following tools, technologies:
- Apache as WWW server;
- PostgreSQL as default database;
- ProFTPD as default database;
- qmail or Virtual Qmail as a MTA;
- CORBA as a service communication protocol;
- J2EE as an runtime environment;

Host on Imageshack is a service menu tor upload images on Imageshack.

The tarball contains the .desktop file, the original script and an icon (modified version of Azureus icon).

Based on imageshack_upload.sh -> http://www.bchesneau.info/articles/2006/10/23/bash-script-to-upload-image-to-imageshack

The tarball content:

#NAME #CONTENT #DESTINATION

1.imageshack.desktop the servicemenu file ~/.kde/share/apps/{konqueror|dolphin}/servicemenu
2.imageshack.png an icon for the menu ~/.kde/share/icons
3.imageshack_upload the original bash script ~/bin
4.README this file

OSLA (Open Source Logistics System) is an open standard Web system for logistics featuring support for shipment, tracking, barcode labelling, a 3rd-party interface to industry document messaging format APIs of DHL, FedEx, UPS, etc., document export to CSV to make invoicing more convenient, cargo manifest, a multilingual interface, user permission administration, data analysis, statistical reports and graphs, and more.

Autostatus is a network and server monitoring program. The project is designed to support large, arbitrarily complex networks of computers, and still provide feedback in a very timely fashion. To that extent, it has the following goals:
- Speed - Autostatus attempts to probe for network status as quickly as possible.
- Efficiency - Autostatus will not attempt to check for status on portions of the network it already knows are down, eliminating redundant checks.
- Accuracy - Autostatus presents as accurate a picture of the network status as it can from its perspective.
Autostatus has some features which make it fairly unique among network monitoring programs:
Dependency Resolution
Autostatus can be given information about the path it takes to reach network segments, or other dependencies in network or server topology. Given this dependency information, autostatus will then query for status in the proper order in order to guarantee that:
- Nothing is queried before all of the items upon which it depends have already been queried.
- Nothing is queried if an item upon which it depends is down.
- Items are not incorrectly marked as down when they are simply unreachable due to a dependency failure.
This dependency resolution is, of course, fully recursive. The software will also warn about abnormal conditions in the configuration file such as cyclical dependencies.
Parallel status gathering
Autostatus uses the excellent fping program written by Roland J. Schemers III at Stanford University. (see the fping copyright below). By intelligently grouping services together for parallel testing, Autostatus minimizes the amount of time necessary to scan large numbers of networks or servers.
For testing TCP services, Autostatus uses a component called tcpcheck to perform parallel checks of TCP connections. tcpcheck was developed specifically for Autostatus, but has considerable utility outside of Autostatus.
Status Web Page
Autostatus automatically generates a status web page which reflects the current-known network and server status on a per-item basis.
Email notification
Autostatus sends email when the state of a monitored item changes (based upon configurable thresholds). Using an email to pager program (such as hellpage, by the author, or various other paging programs), it is very easy to route notifications for each service to the correct party.
Multiple service monitoring
Autostatus can monitor both routers/hosts via ICMP messages, and specific services on machines via TCP connections. In keeping with the themes of autostatus, TCP connections may be avoided if the machine is not reachable via ICMP, or may be tried at all times.
Usage: tcpcheck < timeout > < host:port > [host:port]