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Portal Systems related scripts & softwares
BlankOL is a simplified turnkey software solution that allows you to add more than a dozen major functions/services to your website. Features: Webmail, Addressbook, Calendaring, Instant Messaging, Weblog/Webjournal, User Websites, Member Profiles, Personal Chatrooms, Message Forums, Customer Support/Ticketing System, News Headlines, Weather, Member Registration, WYSIWYG HTML Editor, User Personalization, and much more. The software comes complete with an AOL-like interface to each of the components. System can integrate with your existing website. The webmaster may either use the existing interface screens, add their branding, or create entirely new interfaces from scratch.
WebAPP, stands for Web Automated Perl Portal, allows you to set the site up, and requires minimal work to maintain it. It was built to be used for a news site, stories, personal, etc. Included are topics, forums, instant message, who's online, download section, link section, wireless and palm pilot support, integrated newsletter, complete site administration, FAQ administration, modular, md5 encryption of passwords, multiple theme and language support, numerous modifications and add-ons.
Noink was designed as a web-based image server to power the online comic strip site, Geekcomix.com. It is, however, general enough to be used as an abstract information server (allowing for indexing and archiving of images, text-based content, content external to the server, and other types of data). It can be configured via simple markup-like files, and has a fairly strong emphasis on security including password encryption. It has a simple forum feature built-in with moderator utilities, as well as a rich administration system which includes automated site archival. It is written in Perl, and uses several *nix specific utilities.
CommPort is a "Community Portal" generator based on Perl and MySQL that can be tailored for any location. Each user gets a personal portal page to which they can add their own "channels" or select from a growing list of pre-prepared local, national and international content. This allows any individual to always have a page of their own personal favourites in front of them. Channels may be either "active" with continually updated content such as weather or news headlines or "passive" with collections of links. Features: User customizable portal page, Imports standard RSS files for use as channels, Automatic export of channels as RSS, Multiple user access levels, and Internationalization.
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