9 projects tagged "Site Management"
Easy Hosting Control Panel for Ubuntu is designed for hosting multiple domains on a single machine. It aims to be easy to install and use, simple, and functional. It currently supports Apache, DNS, MySQL, FTP, and email configuration. It mainly uses the apt-get install system, so it can be installed on any Debian-based distribution, including Ubuntu. It features one-click installs, subdomains, password protected domains, email forwarding, domain transfer to another user, multiple templates, server backup and restore, and different menus for the server administrator, reseller, and domain administrator.
UNIforge is a Web-based software hosting system that supports collaborative development. Its features include issue tracking, version control via Subversion or CVS, and mailing lists. It is possible to host projects and assign members to these projects, with full control over their permissions. A plugin system allows easy writing of extensions for UNIforge.
uWiki is a minimalistic wiki engine. All actions are implemented in external scripts. These scripts are wikified, and thus the wiki is extensible by itself. All dynamic access is protected through ACLs. Wiki content and Web content can be mixed in the same directory hierarchy. Markup engines and revision control are plugin-able. Currently, asciidoc as the markup engine and git as the revision control backend are provided. Subdirectories can form independent sub-wikis with own revision control. Features like distributed pages that syncronize between wikis, spam protection, and batch jobs to schedule mirroring of other content (bittorrent, git, rsync, and wget) are in planning.
bashgal is simple bash shell script which generates HTML thumbnail galleries using the "convert" and "jhead" command-line utilities. It does not need to run a server-side script to view image galleries because everything is pre-rendered. The fixed-height thumbnails fill the entire browser efficiently. Multiple image sizes can be switched between by the user at any time (and remembered, without cookies or JavaScript). Thumbnails are "sprited" using CSS to produce fewer server round trips and overall smaller data transfer. Vertical images are auto-rotated and EXIF data is extracted from JPEG headers.
smupcheck, which stands for Smart Update Checker, checks Web sites for updates automatically, even if they don't offer an RSS feed. It is a very basic tool, and does not offer advanced features such as checking password-protected Web sites, highlighting changes, or filtering results.