Free submits software for linux

Simput is a group of utilities useful for creating PHP Web sites. It includes a library that converts XML into an HTML form.
Form input validation is included (which checks if required fields are entered) and another form will be created to highlight fields which need to be entered.
Another included library makes data from a database or user input safer for HTML display. It also includes utilities to manipulate ISO dates to and from the US format. Another library can read a directory into an array with filtering by regular expressions.
Main features:
- Create a html form from xml. Also auto verification of the form when submitted
- Database Abstraction
- Input Output filtering. These are routines that filter user text input for safe web display and database storage.
- Date utilities. Utilities that fomat user entered dates into and out of the iso date format, usefull for database storage.
Enhancements:
- The PHP form generator was updated.
- Hidden, select, checkbox, and password field types were added.
- Form submits were made "sticky", meaning that user input stays when the form is regenerated because fields were left out.
- Formatting options were added, including table options.
- Formatting can be done globally over the entire form or on a element by element basis.

Test::Litmus is a Perl module to submit test results to the Litmus testcase management tool.

SYNOPSIS

use Test::Litmus;

$t = Test::Litmus->new(-machinename => mycomputer,
-username => user,
-authtoken => token,
# optional # -server => http://litmus.mozilla.org/process_test.cgi,
# optional # -action => submit);

$t->sysconfig(-product => Firefox,
-platform => Windows,
-opsys => Windows XP,
-branch => Trunk,
-buildid => 2006061314,
-buildtype => debug cvs,
-locale => en-US);

my $result = Test::Litmus::Result->new(
-isAutomatedResult => 1, # optional
-testid => 27,
-resultstatus => pass, # valid results are pass
# or fail
-exitstatus => 0,
-duration => 666,
-timestamp => 20051111150944, # optional (default: current time)
-comment => optional comment here, # optional
-bugnumber => 300010, # optional
-log => [Test::Litmus::Log->new( # optional
-type => STDOUT,
-data => foobar),
Test::Litmus::Log->new(
-type => Extensions Installed,
-data => log information here)]
);
$t->addResult($result);
# $t->addResult($someOtherResult);
# etc...

# add log information that should be linked with
# all results (i.e. env variables, config info)
$t->addLog(Test::Litmus::Log->new(
-type => STDOUT,
-data => log data));

my $res = $t->submit();

# $res is 0 for non-fatal errors (some results were submitted), and
# undef for fatal errors (no results were submitted successfully)

if ($t->errstr()) { die $t->errstr() }

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

GrabTheMic is a clone of Digg written in Ruby on Rails.

rabTheMic is a community-driven news platform that provides a simple feedback mechanism through voting.

It allows users to submit links to various news / blog articles, and for others to vote and comment on them.

It is based on the Ruby on Rails framework (http://www.rubyonrails.com), and is licensed under the GPL.

The main instance of GrabTheMic can be viewed at http://www.grabthemic.org. Feel free to get active in the community right away.

The SourceForge project (along with the source code and development status) can be found here: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/grabthemic

jBitcollider is an application which can be used to lookup/submit files to Bitzi.
The Bitcollider utility allows users to uniquely identify and submit files to Bitzis community metadatabase project.
The Bitcollider can be used to identify any local file and has support for extracting metadata from MP3, WAV, Vorbis, JPEG, PNG, GIF, AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and QuickTime files.
Users can quickly look up all the known information about the given file in Bitzis metadatabase.
Main features:
- Processes files larger than 2GB in size.
- Offers the graphical interface, and drag-and-drop Bitcolliding, on non-Windows systems for the first time.
- Improves reliability of submission via browser

MicroAkismet package contains a straightforward set of functions for talking to the Akismet blog-spam protection system. This is intended as a simple and compact method for adding Akismet protection to any user-submitted content.
Installation
1. To begin using the functions, download the latest version and unzip the script.
2. Place the akismet.inc.php file somewhere in your web root, and load the functions using include(), or better still, include_once():
include_once( "akismet.inc.php" );
?>
3. Obtain a valid WordPress API key, if you do not already have one, from:
http://wordpress.com/
If you dont have an account you will need to create one. Once you have an account, your API key can be found at the bottom of this page:
http://wordpress.com/profile
4. In the "User editable data" section, at the top of the code, put in your WordPress API key and the home page of the blog being protected. The User Agent can be changed to suit your application. If it is not a blog that is being protected, change the home page to the comments page or forum page that is being protected.
Usage
There are three static functions for talking to Akismet:
aksimet_check( $vars )
Check if a comment is spam or not
aksimet_spam( $vars )
Re-classify a comment as spam
aksimet_ham( $vars )
Re-classify a comment as ham (not spam)
Each function takes one argument, $vars, which is a list of information about the comment that is being checked. $vars *must* contain at least this information
$vars["user_ip"]
The IP address of the person that posted the comment
$vars["user_agent"]
The User-Agent of the person that posted the comment
The "blog" value (the homepage of the blog that this post came from) is added automatically by the code. The following extra information can also be added, to help Akismet classify the message more accurately:
$vars["comment_content"]
The body of the comment itself, the content that was submitted
$vars["referrer"]
The content of the HTTP_REFERER header (note the spelling)
$vars["permalink"]
Permalink to the comment
$vars["comment_type"]
May be blank, comment, trackback, pingback, etc
$vars["comment_author"]
Submitted name with the comment
$vars["comment_author_email"]
Submitted email address
$vars["comment_author_url"]
Commenter URL
In PHP, you can also add the contents of the $_SERVER array to this list, which gives extra information to Akismet, and further increases the accuracy of their system.
Enhancements:
- A class version and a static function version have been created.
- They are the same code, but one is wrapped in a PHP5 compatible class, giving more flexibility.

JBidwatcher is a Java-based application allowing you to monitor auctions youre not part of, snipe (bid at the last moment), submit bids and otherwise track your auction-site experience.

It includes adult-auction management, MANY currencies (yen, pound, dollar (US, Canada, Australian, and New Taiwanese), Swiss Francs, and euro, presently), drag-and-drop of auction URLs, a unique and powerful multisniping feature, a relatively nice UI, and is known to work cleanly under Linux, Windows, Solaris, and MacOSX from the same binary.