The CGI Collection
Purpose: Central location of CGI information and CGI Scripts
I don't know about you, but when looking for CGI information ... and especially CGI scripts I've had to hunt around the world to find them. Which, in doing so, the hunt usually ended up wasting alot of my time instead of doing something productive ...like implimenting them.
So here you have it. Any comments, questions, or whatever, use the
handy form provided.
Also if you have any scripts, send them to me at rniles@wolfenet.com and
they will be placed here as well.
All copyrights belong to their respective owners
Enjoy!
WWWWAIS takes a query from the user, uses SWISH (It can also be used with
free_WAIS), and reports the results of the query to the user. With WWWWAIS,
you can have it search as many databases as you want. You can create a nice
customized form for the search (with maxhits, sort by title, score, etc.
and
more), or use the default search form provided by accessing WWWWAIS
directly.
This program is shareware. Any use of register.pl for commercial
purposes requires payment of $50.00 to the author. Address is included
within
To see it in action, click here.
Language:perl
A handy mailform CGI script that is easily customizable. Includes To:
Cc: and Bcc:
See it in action here.
Language:C
A nice clock, that is customizable to your tastes. Right now,
only
NetScape users can view it properly. The clock updates itself at an
interval
>
set by you (default = 60secs.) on the viewer's screen.
To see it in
action
click here. W3Oclock requires the use of the GD
libraries and includes (libgd.a and gd.h) ...I don't know where to find
them
as a package...the only link I've found is broken.
Language:perl
A very nice guestbook script that is easily customizable by you.
Features the
ability to place the form and the guestbook on the same or different pages.
Email any additions to the guestbook to whomever you choose. Set the
LASTDATE
an entry was made, etc. Builds the guestbook with the last entry displayed
first, but would be easy to have built with oldest to newest.
To see it in action, click here
Language:perl
pickmail.cgi lets the viewer select a name, partial name, or username
and thier
full name and email address is returned with the email address fully
displayed
and parse as a mailto: function. The pickmail.cgi program searches
/etc/passwd
or any other /etc/passwd like file (we suggest you at least create a clean
copy
of passwd for pickmail to search with).
To see it in action, click here.
Language:perl
logger.cgi is a simple script that keeps a log of everyone who "hits"
your
page, keeping the information in one file (or more, depending on how you
would
like to set it up). Logger stores the username (if identd checking is
activated on your server), domain name, IP address, Browser used, page that
was hit, and the refering page.
To see an example, click here
Language:perl
Keeps track of how many hits a page has received. This counter features
multiuser
support, cardinal, ordinal, and banner displays, as well as multiple
lanuage support.
See the Counter at it's page by clicking here.
Language: SWISH, C; WWWWAIS, C
Creating a database so that you have your Web pages and files searched
is
easy with SWISH and WWWWAIS. Both programs can be compiled with cc
or
gcc. SWISH is the database program similar to WAIS, but much easier
to
create. It searches your files, with the ability to exclude directories
and/or
particular files and creates a database (usually swish.index, but
you
can name it whatever you want, and have as many databases as you want).
The nice thing about SWISH is that it doesn't have to be system-wide like
WAIS. Each person on a host can use SWISH independantly.
To see it in action as I have put it to use,
click here.
All documentation and source for both SWISH and WWWWAIS is contained
within their respective URLs above.
DGClock 1.2 , by Muhammad A Muquit.
Language:C
DGClock is a small clock, not unlike W3Oclock, except that is it
digital.
As well, DGclock can use Netscape's client pull, so that the clock can be
continuously updated. The nice thing though, is that it doesn't have to.
Where W3oclock uses client push, and cannot be viewed by those not using
Netscape, Dgclock can. It compiles with gcc. Client push, and
transparent backgrounds are planned for a future release.
The source code and instructions are provided using the link above.
Language:perl
Register.pl is a script that helps you control access to pages within
one of your directories. It uses a perl htpasswd.pl
which is a script that performs the same function as NCSA's htpasswd
program
to get a username and password from a user and add that information into a
password file compatable with htpasswd. The rest of the information is
recorded
into a log.
CGI Information
the script.
This link offers to tutor you on how to program CGI applications. Includes
instruction, and
examples to help you on your way.
Links to other related sites
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Updated: Thursday, 08-Feb-96 10:55:49 PST
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1996 22:50:03 CST
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