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PDF417, or Portable Data File 417, is a two-dimensional stacked bar code symbology capable of encoding over a kilobyte of data per label.

A CGI (Common Gateway Interface) Application is an application that a WWW server can execute. The easiest way to create barcodes on your web server is to use a CGI application that generates barcodes. It is enough to install just one executable file on the server. Embedding a barcode into an HTML page is as easy as using IMG tags.

Our CGI applications are written in C++ and are executable files, which ensures higher speed and lower load for the web server. You can use our CGI applications both on the Windows platform and on Linux with either IIS or Apache servers.

Examples:

If you specify the following parameters:

http://localhost/test/pdf417cgi.exe?data=HelloWorld&xdim=2&bcolor=ffff00&fcolor=0000ff

"HelloWorld" will be encoded in the PDF417 barcode, the x-dimension is 2 pixels, the background color is yellow, the foreground color is blue.

To get information about the PDF417 CGI application (and also the license information), just specify the parameter help:

http://localhost/test/pdf417cgi.exe?help=1

If the web server returns an error for some reason (for example, a CGI Error for a Windows server or an Internal Server Error for Linux), you may have specified some parameters incorrectly. Try specifying the parameters as shown below and you will get such an error.

http://localhost/test/pdf417cgi.exe?data=HelloWorld&w=1

As you can see, the width of the PDF417 image is set to 1 pixel. Of course, a PDF417 barcode image cannot have this size. To get debugging information, add the parameter debug and you will see an error message:

http://localhost/test/pdf417cgi.exe?data=HelloWorld&w=1&debug=1

Calcium project is a Web Calendar application. It will run on nearly any machine with a web server that can run Perl CGI scripts; a web browser is all you need to view, edit, and manage any number of calendars from any network connected computer.
All administration is done with your browser - after installation, theres no need to log in to the web server. Calcium calendars can be used for:
- displaying calendars to the public on your web site
- scheduling meetings, vacations, or any kind of events
- keeping track of employee availability
- room or equipment reservations
- anything else you can think of!
Calendars are interactive, and can be for personal use, for sharing among users in your office over your intranet, and for use by Internet users around the world.
Main features:
- Portability
- Dynamic Calendar Merging
- Calendar Views and Formats
- Palm Pilot and Microsoft Outlook Synchronization
- Email Features
- Customization
- Searching and Filtering
- Security and Users
- Tentative Events
- iCalendar Support
- Event Categories
- Defined Time Periods
- Event Editing Restrictions and Validation
- Flexible and Powerful Calendar Entries
- Repeating Events
- Dynamic Add-In Files
- Headers and Footers
- Easy Calendar Navigation
- Multi-Language Support
- Calendar Groups
- Auditing
- Event Import/Export
- Extensibility
Enhancements:
- Major new features include support for Custom Fields, Templates, RSS Feeds, and iCalendar publish/subscribe.
- There are many other new things and improvements.

Orca is a tool useful for plotting arbitrary data from text files onto a directory on a Web server.
Orca generates a large of number of plots from different types of data sets.
Main features:
- Configuration file based.
- Reads white space separated data files.
- Watches data files for updates and sleeps between reads.
- Finds new files at specified times.
- Remembers the last modification times for files so they do not have to be reread continuously.
- Can plot the same type of data from different files into different or the same PNGs.
- Different plots can be created based on the filename.
- Parses the date from the text files.
- Create arbitrary plots of data from different columns.
- Ignore columns or use the same column in many plots.
- Add or remove columns from plots without having to deleting RRDs.
- Plot the results of arbitrary Perl expressions, including mathematical ones, using one or more columns.
- Group multiple columns into a single plot using regular expressions on the column titles.
- Creates an HTML tree of HTML files and PNG plots.
- Creates an index of URL links listing all available targets.
- Creates an index of URL links listing all different plot types.
- No separate CGI set up required.
- Can be run under cron or it can sleep itself waiting for file updates based on when the file was last updated.
Orca has only four command line options. They are:
-gifs: Generate GIFs instead of PNGs. Tell Orca to generate GIFs instead of PNGs. You may not want to generate GIFs since PNGs are 1/3 the size of GIFs and take less time to generate.
-o: Once. This tells Orca to go through the steps of finding files, updating the RRDs, updating the PNGs, and creating the HTML files once. Normally, Orca loops continuously looking for new and updated files.
-r: RRD only. Have Orca only update its RRD files. Do not generate any HTML or PNG files. This is useful if you are loading in a large amount of data in several invocations of Orca and do not want to create the HTML and PNG files in each run since it is time consuming.
-v: Verbose. Have Orca spit out more verbose messages. As you add more -vs to the command line, more messages are sent out. Any more than three -vs are not used by Orca.
After the command line options are listed, Orca takes one more argument which is the name of the configuration file to use. Sample configuration files can be found in the sample_configs directory with the distribution of this tool.

XULTech Firelinks Remote Server File Manager is a remote file manager/control panel that lets you manage your web server using an easy to use GUI interface.
Firelinks uses Firefoxs XUL (XML User-interface Language), and Javascript to deliver a web based application that has the look and feel of a desktop application. Try out our live demo and experience it yourself.
Firelinks operates like a regular desktop file manager. For example, you can resize and rearrange individual columns in the file listing table by drag and drop. Any customization youve made be remembered by the application.
Main features:
No client installation required: The application only needs to be installed once as a CGI application on your web server. All you need on the client side is a copy of the worlds most popular open source browser: Firefox.
Intuitive and Familiar User Interface: Firelinks works just like any other desktop based file manager, such as Microsoft Explorer or KDE Konqueror. The user interface has been enhanced with extra features such as a web preview panel to make it more useful for managing web sites.
Secure: Unlike plain FTP where the password is sent in the clear, only the password hash is sent by Firelinks at login time. You can also configure Firelinks so that it will only accept connection from a fixed IP address. For added security you can also run it via SSL if you web server has been configured to allow SSL connections.
Built-in Remote Shell: Run command line applications and script through Firelinkss built-in command shell, even if your ISP does not offer your SSH.

Thin Image Upload is a drag and drop image uploader for embedding in Web pages. Thin Image Upload has the ability to resize images on the client side.
Files that are not images can be filtered out to save bandwidth. The applet is equipped with a progress monitor that will display a thumbnail of each image as its uploaded.
Thin Image Upload is compatible with a wide range of server-side scripting languages. Before you begin the installation please make sure that your scripting engine has been correctly configured and your server is capable of accepting a file upload.
With PHP
Place the test.html page and upload.php (included in the zip file) on your webserver. Point your browser at test.html and carry out a form based file upload. It will help to ensure that your server is correctly configured to accept file uploads.
Open thinupload.properties in your text editor. Change the url property so that it points to the upload.php you placed on your server. Now move this file along with ThinImageDemo.jar and applet.php into a folder in your webspace.
Edit upload.php and set the save path for your uploaded files. Make sure the webserver has permissions to write to this directory. Thats it.
The upload.php is a sample PHP script provided to get you started on drag and drop file upload. You may need to modify the script for a better fit with your website or web application.
With Perl
Please copy upload.cgi to your /cgi-bin/ directory and change its permissions to 755. Move test-perl.html to a folder outside the cgi-bin and open it using your browser and test your server configuration by trying out a form based file upload.
Edit thinupload.properties so that the url parameter now points to the upload.cgi script inside the cgi-bin folder. Now move japplet.html, ThinUploadDemo.jar and thinupload.properties to your server. change the upload.cgi to set the save path.
With Other Technologies
Thin upload will work with any scripting/programming language that can accept a file upload. If you are using a techonology other than perl or PHP, please follow the instructions in your developers manual to set up file uploading. Then simply replace the html form with japplet.html. Make sure to edit the properties file so that the url property points to the script that will accept the incoming files.
Whats New in 1.04 Stable Release:
- A minor bug related to client side image resizing was fixed.
Whats New in 2.0 Beta Development Release:
- Photos can be watermarked.
- Interrupted uploads can be resumed.
- A new progress monitor has been added, and the applet can be more easily configured.

Radiator project is a highly configurable and flexible Radius server that supports authentication by over 60 different types of authentication methods such as Flat files, DBM files, Unix password files, SQL databases, remote Radius servers (proxying), external programs, NT User Manager, Active Directory, LDAP, PAM, iPASS, GoRemote, NIS+, Tacacs+, Web URL, SecurID tokens, Vasco Digipass tokens, SafeWord tokens, a wide range of ISP billing packages such as Emerald, Platypus, Rodopi, Hawk-i, Interbiller98, Freeside etc, your legacy user database etc, etc. Full source means that authentication methods can be changed or added to suit your needs.
Supports RadSec - secure, reliable RADIUS proxying and acts as a DIAMETER to RADIUS gateway.
Radiator now supports more 802.1X secure wireless and LAN authentication methods than any other Radius server giving a wide choice of 802.1X network clients. Private server and client certificates for testing 802.1X authentication included.
Supports ChilliSpot, a captive portal for wireless hotspots (http://www.chillispot.org). Radiator includes tutorial and configuration files to create a complete, locally administered wireless hotspot including support for prepaid time and other requirements.
Radiator also includes many features not found in other Radius servers such as double-login prevention, username rewriting, full vendor-specific attributes, time-of-day blocking and a GUI for running user tests. Full list of technical features.
Included are CGI scripts for configuration, reporting, and database management utilities and much, much more. Works with most NASs, VPDN, ADSL and wireless Access Points. Full source code supplied. User extention API.
Enhancements:
- This version contains some significant new features and a number of fixes.
- Amongst the new features is support for authenticating from Apple Directory Server and Apple Password Server on Mac OS X Server, permitting Radiator to authenticate wireless and 802.1X users against native OS X Server user administration tools.
- Support for a number of new EAP protocols such as EAP-PSK and EAP-PAX was added.
- Several other minor features and bugfixes are also included.

You can specify what kind (format) of documents to index, location of documents (a website, a directory on server, single webpage, etc.). You can define the level of importance (weight) of various document properties and parts that are taken into account during searching.
mnoGoSearch for Windows PRO is designed to handle large amount of data. It stores data in a SQL database using an ODBC driver.

This version also features NT Service for scheduling indexations and remote administration. mnoGoSearch Pro is designed for Windows NT/2000/XP only and will not run on Windows 9x.

How to install:

1. Installing mnoGoSearch for Windows
   • Run setup.exe to install mnoGoSearch and follow on-screen instructions.
2. Indexing
   • To index your site you have to configure mnoGosearch with your database. To do so, press the Wizard button in mnoGoSearch main window and follow the on-screen instructions.
   • Configure server you wish to index by going to Server tab, press New Server button and enter your server URL (e.g. http://www.mnogosearch.org/ ), dont forget slash at the end.
   • To start indexing please go to Indexer tab, select Index in Action menu and press Start button. You can stop or pause indexing any moment you wish.
3. Adding search to your site
   • mnoGoSearch is supplied with search page template search.htm, that you can customize according to your needs. lace search.exe to cgi-bin directory of your server.
   • To perform search, open the search page at http://www.yourserver.tld/cgi-bin/search.exe , enter words or phrase to search for and press Search button. After that that front-end (search.exe) will check database for words you entered and will display links to pages containing the words.

Enhancements:

• Minor indexing performance improvements were done.
• "Indexer is selecting wrong Content-Type" was fixed.
• "Clear database limitations do not work: error ORA-01795" was fixed.
• "-Ewordstat: incorrect unicode sequence" was fixed.
• "invalid UTF-8 byte sequence detected when INSERT INTO dictXX" was fixed. This error happened when indexing into PostgreSQL with DBMode=multi. The "intag" column type was changed from TEXT to BYTEA in the tables "dict00".."dictFF".
• "Indexer crashes with -a -y content/type" was fixed.
• "DateFactor does not work with DBMode=blob" was fixed.
• "ORA-01785: maxinum number of expressions in a list is 1000" was fixed.
• "Cannot run -Ewordstat, ORA-01400: cannot insert NULL" was fixed.

Requirements:

• i486 processor or higher
• 16 Mb RAM
• 5 Mb free HDD space for installation, more required for database
• Limitations:
• 30-day trial
• In this version indexation is limited to first kilobyte of any document.