19 projects tagged "Site Management"
Updated 28 Dec 2010
FPSE Clone
| Pop | 33.99 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.42 |
FPSE clone is a Microsoft Frontpage Server Extensions clone. FPSE is should work with nearly any web server, because it is a regular CGI written in perl. It is also more secure than its Microsoft counterpart, because it does not require SUID priviledges.
Updated 29 Mar 2002
Load
| Pop | 109.24 |
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| Vit | 3.80 |
Load is a utility for Web application and SOAP-based Web services performance and scalability testing. It features a scripting language and a library of test objects for the creation of intelligent agents that drive the Web application or SOAP-based Web service. Running hundreds of agents concurrently shows how your software performs in production environments. Load is a Java application that runs on Linux, Solaris, NT, Win2000, and Macintosh. While Load continues to be maintained, the next generation is the TestMaker program.
Updated 01 Jul 2005
phpOpenTracker
| Pop | 358.43 |
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| Vit | 8.56 |
phpOpenTracker is a framework solution for the analysis of Web site traffic and visitor behaviour. It features a logging engine that, either invoked as a Web bug by an HTML image tag or embedded with two lines of code into your PHP application, logs each request to a Web site into a database. One installation can track an arbitrary number of Web sites. Through its API, you can easily access the gathered data and perform complex operations on it (for instance, the analysis of your visitors' click paths).
Updated 30 Jan 2001
Probe
| Pop | 31.94 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Probe is a website-usage analysis tool. It 'probes' (logs) certain pages being viewed by a visitor, without needing access to log files from the webserver, and produces a web-page with statistics using bargraphs.
Updated 08 Sep 2001
Web Log Trends Analyzer
| Pop | 18.33 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Web Log Trends Analyzer provides a work-around for a "bug" in some popular commercial Log Analyzer products, which makes them unable to process multiple log files for overlapping periods of time. If you like your commercial Log Analyzer, and don't feel like upgrading just yet, this little Perl script will do the trick nicely. Simply specify a list of all your log files, and it will consolidate them into a single log file, sorted by time. The output log will work with your commercial Log Analyzer product without a hitch, allowing you to continue using it to generate reports.
Updated 14 Jan 2002
Xotmid Web System
| Pop | 41.47 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Xotmid is a Web content system that sports a Trusted Network which allows multiple sites to share boards and user profiles. It features content management, dynamic user-created themes, and templates. It is like PHPNuke but more flexible in design and power.
Updated 25 Sep 2007
PHPX
| Pop | 211.59 |
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| Vit | 8.76 |
PHPX is a Web portal system, blog, Content Management System (CMS), forum, and more. It is designed to allow everyone to be able to have feature-rich, interactive websites even if you do not know a bit of programming. Some key features include fully-integrated forums, downloads, an image gallery with slideshow and auto-thumbnailing, support ticket system, a GUI interface for Web page content management, news with topics and instances, and a whole lot more. It allows you to fully customize the look of your site.
Updated 20 May 2002
Simplecodes 2x
| Pop | 32.50 |
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| Vit | 2.01 |
Simplecodes 2x (SC2x) is a content management system with news submission, forums, download tracking, and site administration options.
Updated 15 Jul 2002
Personal Web Statistics
| Pop | 14.97 |
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| Vit | 63.18 |
Personal Web Statistics (pstats) is a set of CGI scripts that maintain statistics for your Web site. It includes a counter, and referrer and visitor statistics.
Updated 25 Sep 2003
Log to Map
| Pop | 64.53 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.45 |
LogToMap is a tool which takes an access log and produces a geographic map, shading each country in relation to the number of visitors who live there.
