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CitBackup
Backs up your Citadel server daily and keeps the last 5.
Backs up your Citadel server daily and keeps the last 5. Tested on Citadel version 1001 and up. -
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Open Source SBS
Webbased Small Business Server
The Small Business Server is a web based. The software contains a web interface for administration of the system and an Active Directory based on Samba resp. a groupware based on Sogo. It can be used as SBS for sharing data via Webdav and SMB and administrate website based on Apache. Also it is possible to manage certificate. -
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Ph_comp
Image upload software designed for camera club competitions
Using a simple htaccess security system, enables known members to log in to a website and upload images together with the image titles and other required information. Administrators may then download all the images together with a spreadsheet containing the relevant information about each image. Users of this software may also be interested in using the Flexishow application ( https://sourceforge.net/projects/flexishow/ ) to run a slideshow of the downloaded images using the... -
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New release 1/20/2011 - Intuitive and simple web server (or localhost) based bug tracking & reporting system. Uses PHPs built-in SQLite3, no MySql required. Supports any OS with browser.
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Comet Backup - Fast, Secure Backup Software for MSPsComet is a flexible backup platform, giving you total control over your backup environment and storage destinations.
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