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SMBindex is a file search engine for local Samba/Windows network. It contains indexing perl script & search engine based on PHP.
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Get rid of paper from your office with phpMyArchive. phpMyArchive provides a simple and efficient command line script for driving your scanner, and a flexible and powerful web-based search engine to retrieve scanned images from your archive.
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mp3net is an tool to search a network for Music (MP3, WMA, OGG,...) shared by Samba or Windows-Shares. It uses a shell-script to scan the hosts and saves the Information in a MySQL-Database. With a webbased (PHP) frontend you can search in the database.
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Catalog module for creating FTP server support website. Search engine for Files located on FTP sites or in other collections submitted to this catalog. It is oriented for Audio Books in mp3 format collections. Use PHP, Java & database MySQL or Oracle.
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