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| | PerlEmbed brings you the power of mod_perl without the Apache restriction. Although Apache is an excellent webserver, not everybody prefers to use it. With PerlEmbed you can literally embed Perl code within your HTML files and let perlembed.cgi do all the dirty work. Include ENTIRE PROGRAMS within your HTML code and voila. You can have hundreds of Perl applications all executing within one process.
Platform(s): Unix, Linux, FreeBSD
Price: Free for Members/$25
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| | How often do you face the challenge when you are not sure is there any module on your hosting? Why the script which you bought / downloaded doesn't work, Why the technical support service assures you that the module, which you wanted, is installed, and your script does not work as before, How to determine the version of the modules installed, How to determine the Perl version, How to find, where the libraries and modules are installed.
Version: 1.0
Platform(s): Unix
Price: $15.95
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| | If you are a Perl developer, it is likely that you have a zillion Perl modules installed. 'perldoc' and 'man' are frequently not the easiest methods for browsing the POD documention - particularly for modules you are not intimately familiar with the modules already. It is also inconvienent to find out what documentation and modules are already included with Perl. My local solution was the creation of a script to take all installed POD documentation and convert it to a browsable HTML tree. That is what this script does.
Price: Freeware
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| | This tiny program (UltraFastCrypt) encrypt the string by using the one way DES algorythm which used for password protecting of the web directories, useful for checking the password file for lousy passwords, amongst other things.
Just handy tool for one way encryption like $result = crypt($word, $selt) which can be used to generate encrypted passwords for .htpasswd file (in password protected directories).
Price: Freeware
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| | Many of the functions used by cgi scripts are redundant for each script. For instance, almost every cgi script requires a subroutine to parse incoming data passed to the script from the http input.
Price: Freeware
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| | WWWgrab.pm is a perl5 module to get various response information from an
http URL on the World Wide Web for people who have not fully digested or
need all the functions of the LWP or www-lib modules. It has functions to
get just web page contents, contents with headers, just the HTTP headers
or just the first line of the response as a string to validate the URL.
Price: Freeware
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