Free submitting software for linux

submitTroughImage is a small but usefull spam/flood form submit protection. submitTroughImage can produce a image with a random string and a form input.
When the form is submitted, the string from the form input can be matched against generated string in the image. When they match, the submition can proceed.
The random generated image string will be matched against a session var or against a file on the server disk, depanding on the backend youve choosed. Default backend is the session backend.
Main features:
- One or more random colors.
- One or more random TTF fonts.
- Random rotation.
- Custom background color or image.
- Transparent background with anti-alias of string.
- Hardcoded or variable (liquid) dimentions of the image.
- Colors can be filled as HEX or as RGB values.
- String/code type can be only numbers, only letters or both.
- Backend by session or server disk space.

Easiest Validate On Submit project enables Web developers to validate any number of form fields, client side (in Javascript), with only one line of code per HTML page.
Main features:
- It requires only 1 line of javascript per html file, to validate any number of fields in any number of forms.
- The script detects whether you have a div to display errors. If you havent, it puts messages in alert boxes.
- Evos supports styling both the input widgets and the labels upon validation errors.
- Which fields to validate, and which validation (required field, email, numeric) to use, is completely controlled through CSS classes.
- Pluggable custom validation per field, with minimal amounts of code.
- Messages are located in language files, so its easy to display messages in your native language.
- Everything can be styled using CSS.

Bitcollider provides the bitcollider 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.
Enhancements:
- The kzhash identifier used by Kazaa 2.6 and up is now calculated. (As a result, MAGNET links at Bitzi can include this identifier and work with Kazaa.)
- A video format plugin now extracts and submits information such as framerate, framesize, duration,bitrate, and codec from most AVI, MPEG1/2, and QuickTime videos.
- A problem in the original construction of the TigerTree hash value has been corrected. (Only values from updated software display at theBitzi website.)
- Calculation of MD5 and CRC32 values is now optional.

MathGuard project is a PHP class that inserts a small piece of HTML code into your HTML form which requires the user to evaluate an expression consisting of two random numbers.
When user submits the form with the answer, the answer is hashed and compared to the security code that has been submitted as well. This way you can easily protect your forms from spambots.
Enhancements:
- This version features more complex rendering of the security question.
- This question now consists of small random letters directly inserted to HTML, instead of just writing the plain numbers into the source code of the Web page.
- This way, the protection against spambots is even stronger.

SOAP::XML::Client::Generic is a Perl module to talk with generic webservices, e.g. not .net.

This package helps in talking with SOAP webservers, it just needs a bit of XML thrown at it and you get some XML back. Its designed to be REALLY simple to use, it doesnt try to be cleaver in any way (patches for cleaverness welcome).

The major difference to SOAP::XML::Client::DotNet is it will submit as:

SOAPAction: "http://www.yourdomain.com/services#GetSellerActivity"

and namesp< X > will be added to the XML submitted, including for the xmlns.

rip-utils is a command line toolkit for ripping, encoding, tagging, organizing, compiling, and managing audio archives. Each utility participates in a common framework that allows commodity tools (such as file browsers, multimedia players and streaming servers) to access your digital catalog simply and effectively.

rip

A single command (tuned for optimal quality using cdparanoia and LAME) drives the ripping, encoding and tagging process from end to end:

% ru rip

No further intervention will be necessary. Each track will be extracted from the compact disc, encoded, tagged (using album information obtained from a freedb server) and filed in a sensible location (~/mp3 by default).

list, tag, diff and submit

For those of us who want to exercise some editorial control, rip-utils also provides powerful support for retrieving, modifying, comparing and submitting album information using freedb servers. In addition to supporting standard editing features based on freedb naming conventions, rip-utils offers convenient methods for performing otherwise tedious tasks such as tagging multi-artist compilations or properly capitalizing album and track information; when maximum flexibility is required, regular expressions can be used. For a detailed example, see:

ru tag + cddb read misc 710ef109

organize and compile

Furthermore, rip-utils uses portable mechanisms to organize your entire audio collection. You can use rip-utils to create file system-based categories or to compile standard Internet playlists. Every file created or managed by rip-utils can be easily used – without modification – by most multimedia players, streaming servers (such as the one provided with the SliMP3 Player) and operating systems that might access your recordings using a shared file system (e.g., Samba). At the same time, every effort is made to ensure that each file name and path is legibly formatted so that humans are able glean as much from the file system as their software:

Hardfloor - The Best of Hardfloor%3A The Mixes.m3u

Hardfloor/The Best of Hardfloor%3A The Mixes/07. Depeche Mode - Its No Good (Hardfloor Remix).mp3

Monkey is a Web server written in C that works under Linux. This is an open source project based on the HTTP/1.1 protocol.
The objective is to develop a fast, efficient, small and easy to configure web server. If you wish to contribute to this project as a beta-tester, submitting suggestions and constructive criticisms, just contact me. Your input is welcome.
Main features:
- Get, Post & Head method
- CGI & PHP
- Multithreading
- Config files
- Mime types
- VirtualHost
- Directories navigation
- Users home
- Deny by URL & IP
- Resume

Sender Rewriting Scheme Library is an ANSI C implementation of the Sender Rewriting Scheme.

It solves the "broken forwarding" problem imposed by SPF (Sender Policy Framework), which is an SMTP Anti-Forgery technology currently under development and deployment worldwide.

And dont think ive done it right either. If its simple and you feel like it submit a patch, otherwise just be as verbose as you can in describing your errors. Please submit output using the -DDEBUG and -DVDEBUG compile time options as these are of the greatest help.