Free php extension software for linux

PHP WebDAV extension project allows easy access to remote resources with PHP through the DAV protocol.
Installation
This extension requires the Neon library and the related header files.
Neon can be downloaded from: http://www.webdav.org/neon/
Pre-built packages and ports are already available for most operating systems and distributions.
In order to compile and install the PHP WebDAV extension, just follow the standard PECL procedure :
$ phpize
$ ./configure --enable-dav
# make install
On OpenBSD systems, use
$ env AUTOCONF_VERSION=2.61 phpize
(replace 2.61 with any of the currently installed versions of autoconf on your system)
Basic example
webdav_connect(http://webdav.example.com/dav, davuser, davpassword);
$a = webdav_get(/my/nice/object.txt);
webdav_put(/your/nice/thing.txt, $data);
webdav_unlink(/unwanted_resource.txt);
webdav_rename(/dir/old_name, /dir/new_name);
webdav_copy(/dir/orig_dir, /dir/new_dir, TRUE);
webdav_close();
Named resource example
$res = webdav_connect(http://webdav.example.com/dav, davuser, davpassword);
$a = webdav_get(/my/nice/object.txt, $res);
webdav_put(/your/nice/thing.txt, $data, $res);
webdav_unlink(/unwanted_resource.txt, $res);
webdav_rename(/dir/old_name, /dir/new_name, $res);
webdav_copy(/dir/orig_dir, /dir/new_dir, TRUE, $res);
webdav_close($res);
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a bug in webdav_put() and introduces a wrapper to access DAV resources through PHP streams.

Zip extension for PHP is a zip management extension.

It can read, write, and create zip archives. It also supports stream access to any archive entry. It is 100% compatible with the old versions of the extension (which were read-only).

FirePhish Anti-Phishing Extension is an Anti-Phishing Toolbar which utilizes the Open Phishing Database to provide the user with information and tools to protect against phishing attacks.

PHP OpenID library lets you enable OpenID authentication on sites built using PHP.
This library is a port of the Python OpenID library, and features the OpenID consumer and Store implementations. This is a pre-release. Upcoming features will complete the port and will include an OpenID Server implementation.
Main features:
- Runs on a wide range of PHP versions: from 4.3.0 to 5.1
- Licensed under the LGPL
- Includes extensive documentation, working example code, and a test suite
- Attempts to use PHP extensions such as Curl, but does not depend on them
Enhancements:
- This release includes a critical session handling bugfix and an updated system compatibility tool.

Folder Extension Wizard provides a small extension that Loads extensions from folders (unpacked xpi files).

A wizard is a user interface element where the user is led through a sequence of dialogs. Unlike most modern user interface paradigms, the user is forced to perform the task in a specific sequence.

However, for complex or infrequently performed tasks where the user is unfamiliar with the steps involved, it may make it easier for them to perform the task. In some open source software, wizards are called Druids.

HTML::Template::Extension::DOC are plugins for comments in template.

SYNOPSIS

use HTML::Template::Extension;

my $text = qq
|
< HTML >< HEAD >< /HEAD >< BODY >
< H1 >This is a template example...< /H1 >
< TMPL_DOC >An example use of TMPL_DOC tag < /TMPL_DOC >
The sum between 1+1 is: < TMPL_VAR NAME="result" >
< /BODY >< /HTML >
|;

my $comp = new HTML::Template::Extension(
scalarref => $text,
plugins=>["DOC"],
);

$comp->param(result => 1+1);

print $comp->output;

# OUTPUT:
#
# < HTML >< HEAD >< /HEAD >< BODY >
# < H1 >This is a template example...< /H1 >
# The sum between 1+1 is: 2
# < /BODY >< /HTML >

DOC plugin add a < TMPL_DOC >some comments< /TMPL_DOC > to standard HTML::Template syntax to permit to add comments to template that, for indeed, a web graphic designer can view in a WYSIWYG environment.

All text between < TMPL_DOC > and < /TMPL_DOC > and tag itself will be deleted before HTML::Template parsing and retuning template output.

IDNA stands for "Internationalized Domain Names in Applications". Although theres various extensions for PHP, most of the providers do not offer these for use.
Thats why we programmed an implementation written in PHP completely.
PHP Net_IDNA class is also available as a PEAR package.
This class is our contribution to the Open Source Community and thats why it is licvenced under the LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public Licnece), i.e. it can be used in non-comercial and commercial projects.
To use Net_IDNA in your own appications, you just need to include() or require() the source and instantiate the class with $idn = new Net_IDNA().
The object offers two methods - encode() for converting an UTF-8 string to Punycode format and decode() for the opposite direction.
Enhancements:
- The class has been patched to better cope with strange URLs passed to it.