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A simple Perl script
MTG is a simple Perl
This is a simple Perl
This is a simple Perl
which monitors system load
script that allows you
script that allows you
script that allows you
and if the load is higher
to generate HTML Meta tags
to pull search results out
to retrieve a list of users
than a specified amount, it
suitable for inclusion in
of Altavista search engine
on a WinNT Server or
performs user-defined
your HTML documents.
and reformat them into your
Workstation.
commands in an attempt to
own page. It requires LWP
lower the load. Once the
Perl module.
load has returned to a
normal level (also
user-defined), it will
perform another set of
specified commands to bring
the server back to normal.
This script also can connect
to an Eggdrop bot to
announce problems with the
server load in real-time.
Date: Nov, 30 2001 Date: Dec, 09 1999 Date: Dec, 06 1999 Date: Dec, 05 1999 |
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This is a simple Perl
The is a simple Perl
nobody.cgi is a simple
This is a simple Perl
script that allows you
script which captures,
Perl script that you can
script that allows you
to crypt a plain text
reformats and displays the
use to execute commands as
to send the files selected
password for use with web
headlines of slashdot.org in
user:nobody. Do you have a
by your client by mail. Be
authentication. This script
a nice layout.
message board, counter or
sure to modify the HTML file
works best when run on the
any other script on your
that accompanies this
system you need passords for
server that generates files?
project to suite your needs.
because some systems use a
Have you ever tried to
more secure crypt that ends
manually edit one of these
up with more than the usual
files? You may have noticed
13 character crypted
that you can't because you
password.
don't own the file -
user:nobody owns the file
and you can't edit it. By
installing nobody.cgi on
your server, you can execute
commands with user:nobody's
permissions, which means you
can create, delete, view,
modify and change
permissions on files owned
by user:nobody.
Date: Dec, 04 1999 Date: Sep, 20 1999 Date: Aug, 21 1999 Date: Jul, 29 1999 |