Free static web software for linux

Cache::Static is a Perl module used for caching without freshness concerns.

SYNOPSIS

HTML::Mason instructions

In handler.pl: use Cache::Static;

In any component you where you have a well defined set of dependencies which change the output:

< %init >
my $_cs_deps = [
#file dependencies - only regenerate if a file has changed
file|/path/to/some_configuration_file,

#DBI dependencies - still under development - WONT WORK
#DBI dependencies: note the third argument is a DSN
_DBI|table|mysql:scache_test_db|test_table,
_DBI|db|mysql:scache_test_db,

#not yet implemented:
#column level depends, e.g. "DBI|column|$dsn|$tablename|$columname"
#row depends, e.g. "DBI|row|$dsn|$tablename|$uid_column_name|$uid_value"

#XML::Comma dependencies - only regenerate if a Doc or Store has changed
"_XML::Comma|Doc|$doc_key",
"_XML::Comma|Store|$def|$store",

#time dependencies (WARNING: these are discouraged, see doc/NOTE-time-deps)
time|15s, #every 15 seconds
time|M:15s, #every 15 seconds after the minute
time|H:2m, #every 2 minutes past the hour
time|W:2d3h5m0s, #every Tuesday at 3:05 AM

#modifiers (indicate behavior when the file cannot be found)
file-0|/tmp/foo, #if ! -e /tmp/foo, regenerate
file-1|/tmp/foo, #if ! -e /tmp/foo, serve
file|/tmp/foo, #use config value "dep_file_not_found_returns"

#note modifiers also work on extensions, e.g.
_DBI-1|db|mysql:scache_test_db,
_XML::Comma-0|Store|mm_item|post,

#etc... but modifiers CANNOT be used with times (since they have no
#file backing on disk)
];

#whatever you have in $_cs_deps above...
return if Cache::Static::HTML_Mason_Util::cache_it($r, $m, 1, $_cs_deps);

#...
#rest of init block
#...
< /%init >

Suite-C Web is a collection of modules for Drupal that allow a church to manage itself and communicate with its memebers.
Suite-C Web project currently consists of a PrayerRequests module, which lets Web site visitors submit prayer requests and later mark requests as answered (or no longer relevant), which filters the request them from the list of current prayer requests.
Main features:
- A shared PrayerList
- Prayer answered date

ASCIIweb is a text-to-HTML formatting system that uses the pre tag to create ASCII art Web pages, either on-the-fly or for static retrieval.
Installing ASCIIweb is a snap. Simply download the tarball and unpack it in a directory that is web-accessible. Next, configure your web browser to allow cgi scripts (if you want to run dynamically), and set aw.cgi as a acceptable DirectoryIndex. If you are planning to utilize embedded scripts, please rename the sample scriptdir to something unique. An .htaccess file should exist there denying web users from listing the contents of the directory. If one does not exist, create one (see the sample in the tarball). Finally, load your page! If everyting is configured correctly, you should see a default ASCIIweb install. If you do not see the default ASCIIweb installation this is because of two reasons: you unpacked ASCIIweb in the wrong directory, or your web server is not properly configured.
NOTE: If you do not require ASCIIweb to run in dynamic mode, or you do not have permission to run cgi scripts in your webspace, you may install ASCIIweb anywhere you like and generate static pages which you would then copy into your website.
Enhancements:
- This version includes a line wrapping feature.
- Users no longer have to manually format their content pages.

Template::Tutorial::Web is a Perl module for generating web content using the template toolkit.

This tutorial document provides a introduction to the Template Toolkit and demonstrates some of the typical ways it may be used for generating web content. It covers the generation of static pages from templates using the tpage and ttree scripts and then goes on to show dynamic content generation using CGI scripts and Apache/mod_perl handlers.

Various features of the Template Toolkit are introduced and described briefly and explained by use of example. For further information, see Template, Template::Manual and the various sections within it. e.g.

perldoc Template # Template.pm module usage
perldoc Template::Manual # index to manual
perldoc Template::Manual::Config # e.g. configuration options

The documentation is now also distributed in HTML format (or rather, in the form of HTML templates). See the docs sub-directory of the distribution for further information on building the HTML documentation.

If youre already reading this as part of the HTML documentation, then you dont need to worry about all that. You can have a seat, sit back. back and enjoy the rest of the tutorial...

Webminstats is a basic system static logging application that graphs the results. Its first use is system analysis.

Currently it uses webmin as a base web server and tools package.

The basic design is for a system that can have modules add and removed as easily as webmin itself, well almost.

The current modules are cpu, custom, disk, filesopen, firewall, generic, internet, irq, lm_sensors, load, mem, mysql, network, ping, process, samba, services, snmp, snort, ups, users.

Tiny ERP Web client is a Turbogears/AJAX interface for the enterprise management software Tiny ERP.

The project supports all features of the GTK client and connects to the Tiny ERP server using XML-RPC.

Naken Web is both a tiny web server capable of serving static web pages with built in ability to serve out live and prerecorded video in MJPEG format from video4linux devices and AVI files. Naken Web is small enough (22k to 32k) to run on embedded platforms and has been tested on the Gumstix embedded computer. Naken Web can be configured to serve out video from URLs similar to commercial IP cameras including Axis networked cameras.
History
A couple years ago I modified my Naken Chat chat server so that would act like a web server and serve out JPEG images out of an AVI file. Pressing the refresh button on a web browser to grab a new image would display the next image in the video based on the time that the web server was started. In other words, the video would play at normal speed in the browser. If you wait 5 seconds before pressing refresh and the avi plays at 30 frames a second, 150 frames are skipped so the time in the video is always accurate.
Main features:
- Serve out AVI files as if they were a live webcam
- Serve out static html web content like any other webserver
- Executable size is currently around 22k (32k with video4linux compiled in)
- Small/fast enough to run on embedded platforms such as Gumstix
- Alias URL strings of commerical IP cameras inluding Axis
- Video4Linux support for live video (early stages.. but working width bttv and sn9c102 based video)
- No dependencies unless video4linux is compiled in (libjpeg is needed then)
- Client Pull/Server Push for MJPEG video
- Username/Password Basic-Authentication
- Runs on both Unix/Linux and Microsoft Windows platforms
Version restrictions:
- If youd like to serve out AVI files the AVIs need to use the MJPEG codec. If you have a video encoded with mpeg or some other fileformat/codec, you can convert it to AVI/MJPEG using ffmpeg with the following line:
- ffmpeg -i myvideo.mpeg -vcodec mjpeg -b 10000 -s 352x240 -an out.avi
- Obviously you need to change myvideo.mpeg to the name of your input file, out.avi to what you want the output file to be called, -b is the bitrate and will affect the size of each jpeg in the avi file along with the quality of the video. The -s option is the resolution of the video. The -an option tells ffmpeg to leave out audio.
Enhancements:
- The performance of the server was increased significantly.
- Support for CGI was started.
- Support for Video4Windows devices was added.

Java Web Shell is a web based interactive shell-type environment written in Java.

Obviously, to use the shell, youll need to be using a browser that supports Java Applets, and this has been compiled using the Sun 1.4.1 JDK.

Head over to Sun and pick up the latest runtime enviroment if you dont already have it.