9112Thief - Perl CGI Scriptshttp://www.utilmind.com/scripts/webthief.htmlWebThief is an extremely easy to use script intended for grabbing files and pages from World Wide Web via HTTP protocol. The WebThief works with httpget.lib library, which supplyed with this package.
To receive data from the web, you should specify just usual url address of file or web page.
Which routines provide httpget.lib library ?
($head, $body) = &HTTP_GET('www.domain.com/dir/file.ext') - This routine receives file being on url address in web via HTTP protocol. After receiving, this routine will divide received data to header and body.
$header = &HTTP_GET_HEADER('www.domain.com/dir/file.ext') - This routine receives the header of data being on url address in web via HTTP protocol.
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Unfortunately, now we can't provide the full demonstration of this script. At testing, some users may transfer too large files that would result in significant deterioration of the server speed and waste bandwidth.CGI and Perl > Scripts and Programs > Web FetchingOct 11, 2006
Casthat is a web-based news aggregator program written in Perl. It supports web servers running on both UNIX and NT platforms. The only requirement for running Casthat is that your web server supports Perl CGI applications. Your Perl version must also include the IO::Socket module, which is standard in Perl 5, but which some web host companies forget to install. If you're not sure if you can run Perl CGI programs on your server, please first ask your ISP before you try to install Casthat.
Through a simple interface, you can retrieve the user's contact list, and use it, for example, to invite more people to use your website. This technique is used by Myspace.com, SMS.ac and other big websites.
Description: OpenPGPComment is a Movable Type plugin that allows MT powered blogs to support OpenPGP signed comments. The system saves the PGP comment as-is into the MT database. When listing down the comments to an entry, the PGP related details are stripped away and only the actual comment is show. Details of the PGP comment in its original form can be got by following the [OpenPGP Signature] link next to the comment. This unaltered post can be used to verify the signature. Optionally, the plugin can even perform a server side verification of the comment.
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This perl script counts the number of links on a page. For a list of webpages, it also calculates the average number of links per page.
It is rather simple. It fetches a web page and parses it for links, counting them as it goes.
I wrote it for my own amusement. When I was first creating web pages, you kept the pages simple. The rule-of-thumb was to keep the choices a user had to make under seven. Put simply, we tried to limit the number of links on a page, not neccesarily to just seven, because you would have navigation links. However, we attempted to keep it simple to navigate and actually find something on the page.
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