Funkboard [Demo] [Download]
A PHP-based message board thingy. It uses PHP, and works with the PHP 3.0.15, and possibly earlier versions. It needs a MySQL database for storing information. It creates pages with from a library-type thingy, which makes changing the style pretty simple.
G-Book [Demo] [Download]
A guestbook written in perl, which uses a flatfile database system thingy to store entries. Very simple, colours are easy to change, but the design would be harder to alter.
FTP Script [Demo] [Download]
An FTP script written with PHP's FTP commands. PHP must be configured with FTP for this to work. Allows you to log in, chmod, rename, delete files, upload files and create and delete directories. Remember: this does NOT work with windows nt/9x etc. as the client or server. If you can get it to work, please email me the fix.
Stuff-DB [Demo] [Download]
What can only be described as "a database of stuff". This is a perl based database system, and uses a flat file storage system. It can be modified for many uses, as a file link system, with a category of files, then a list of files in that category, and then specific info on each file, and a download link option. It could be used as a link storage system. Unmodified, it is set up to be a file download system, as in the example.
PHP Links Script [Demo(via Spaceports)] [Download]
A PHP links script, as the name suggests. It runs on PHP, but requires PHP 4 because of the use of the foreach($x as $y) thingy. It also needs MySQL for storing all the information. It has categories for links, and descriptions for each link, along with a counter of the number of times people have visited that link, there is also an admin system to create the categories, and edit inappropriate links.

FREE for non-commercial use.
> All data is stored in a MySQL database making for fast operation
> User/group management giving you full control over who has access to what files and also functions.
> Dynamic, on the fly page generation using a tiny amount of system resources.
> Unlimited categories, subcategories and files (Our test library contains 20,000+ files and 2000+ categories)
> File rating system
> File comment system
> Handy admin functions like "directory import"
> An easy to use "prune and graft" method of managing files and categories
> Download counts (bytes and files) per file, per category, and overall
> Stats: "Top Downloads", "Top Rated", "Most Recent" and "Noteworthy"
> Offer local or external files
> Require a licence to be accepted before downloading
> Require an email address (registration) before downloading
> Full control over appearance - Use the included theme, edit the templates or make your own
> Search by filename, author or description
> Compact, lightweight code which allows for large libraries

Download-A-File is a file downloading utility written in Perl. The program allows site owners to prompt their visitors to sign in prior to making any file downloads from their site. The script logs all sign-ins into a text file which the site owner can view using an accompanying script. This feature helps the site owner keep track of which file is being downloaded the most. It also allows for gathering of the downloaders' contact information

you need my patched version of the dialog utilitie! (see below!)
every user which should be allowed using the system needs 2 special directories in $HOME
a directory which is called "Download" where the files reside which the user is allowed to download
a directory where uploaded files are stored
you need a getty which picks up the phone, shows a Login: and logs the user into the system (mgetty for example)
if you want the user to choose if he wants a ordinary shell or the BBS, you need a script which is started in the .profile and which asks the user what he wants (there is one included in the archive I've made publicly available on this server). If you don't want to give a shell to the user simply start the bbs.sh from the users' .profile

A simple but powerful "File Download Managing" script.
(For Unix or Windows (w/ PERL) servers, or wherever CGI/Perl5 runs)

If you run a web site and offer files to download you need to protect your bandwidth and you want to know how many downloads you have.

Download manager is highly configurable, yet easy to set up. You don't have to be a programmer to get it to work.

To see how the script works and to read the installation instruction please click here
So far 7807 webmaster have tested this script