Free cgi software for mac

The purpose of email.cgi is to extract the contents of an HTML form and send those contents to one or more email addresses.

FastCGI is a language independent, scalable, open extension to CGI that provides high performance without the limitations of server specific APIs.

This package provides the FastCGI module for Apache 2, and is designed to install seamlessly with the Complete Apache 2 software distribution. However, it can be installed and will work with any Apache 2 software distribution.

mailform.cgi is a generic cgi mail script written in Perl that hopefully cant be exploited easily. It takes the output from a form and will send the defined user(s) an email message with a list of key = value pairs. It will then send the requester back the defined url.
You will need cgi-lib.pl to use this. Most sites have it already installed, but if yours does not, just down load it from here and install it in your cgi-bin directory.
Enhancements:
- Add checking so that people outside your server cant use your # script to spoof mail by posting to the cgi from other than # the form.

forecast.cgi is a cgi weather forecast fetching implementation written in Python. It utilizes the weather.py module as well as the excellent qp_xml module (written by Greg Stein), both of which are available on the Python page at www.davtri.com. The cgi can be dropped in to anywhere that will allow cgi scripts to run. You also need to have the two above mentioned modules either in the same directory or somewhere on the PYTHONPATH. The usage is pretty much self explanator. The CGI script allows you to get the current conditions, todays forecast, tomorrows forecast, a three day forecast and a five day forecast.
The output from the module is valid xhtml 1.0 strict and it automatically includes a stylesheet called davtrimain.css. The name of the stylesheet can be changed at the top of the file, however, as it is contained in a variable, as is the name and location of the favicon and the copyright statement.
socketScanner and socketScannerP22 both work the same. The only difference is the name of the module you import. The socketScannerP22 file is a modified version of socketScanner that utilizes the timeoutsocket.py module by Timothy OMalley to enable socket timeouts.
Enhancements:
- The template for the form gave port scanning instructions. This was actually something I missed changing when taking this template from the portScan.cgi program.
- The program has been updated to give instructions for entering the correct zip code and not ports to be scanned. Otherwise, all is as it was.

Requirements:
System 7.1 or later, Mac Web server.

SquirrelMail to CGI is a Perl script which will convert a SquirrelMail installation from using PHP in the traditional method, to running PHP as CGI.

This is useful if you are concerned about permissions, or if your host blocks email sent from anonymous scripts.

Bugzilla is a powerful utility, a database for bugs. It lets people report bugs and assigns these bugs to the appropriate developers.
Developers can use bugzilla to keep a to-do list as well as to prioritize, schedule and track dependencies.
Main features:
- The "Assigned To" field on the new bug page is now prefilled with the default component owner.
- A bug alias column is now available in the buglist page.
- Lists of bugs containing errors in the sanity check page now have a "view as buglist" link in addition to the individual bug links.
- Autolinkification Page - Its now possible to apply Bugzillas comment hyperlinking algorithm to any text you like. This should be useful for status updates and other web pages which give lists of bugs. The bug links created include the subject, status and resolution of the bug as a tooltip.
- There are more tags on the links toolbar for navigating quickly between different areas.
- Buglists are now available as comma-separated value files (CSV) and JavaScript (JS) as well as HTML and RDF.
- Keywords and dependencies can now be entered during initial bug entry
- A CSS id signature unique to each Bugzilla installation is now added to the tag on Bugzilla pages to allow custom end-user CSS to explicitly affect Bugzilla.
- Perls path has been changed to a normal /usr/bin/perl from the original legacy "bonsaitools" path specifier.
- A new "always-require-login" parameter allows administrators to require a login before being able to view any page, except the front page.
- A developer may add an attachment, and also reassign a bug to himself as part of that single action.
- Bugzilla is now able to use the replication facilities provided by the MySQL database to handle updates from the main database to the secondaries.
- Mail handling is now between 125% to 175% faster.
- Guided Bug Entry: You can see a sample enter_bug.cgi template at enter_bug.cgi?format=guided that "guides" users through the process of filing a "good" bug. It needs to be modified before use in your organization.
- There is now a "Give me some help" link on the Advanced Search page that will enable pop-up help for every field on the page.
- The Bugzilla administrator can now forbid users from marking bugs RESOLVED when there are unresolved dependencies.