Archive for the 'Internet Utility Scripts' Category

Stealth Server

Tuesday, November 21st, 2006

STEALTH SERVER

stealth http technology

This script is going to alter the internet forever. Now you can serve other websites FROM YOUR DOMAIN! Want to mirror an information service but don’t want to spend hours copying and updating html? This script grabs html/urls from SOURCE server and generates html pages in REAL TIME from your URLS! You can even submit these to SEARCH ENGINES! I have no idea what the implications of this could possibly be but I am sure it will be interesting. You better get this script before its gone!

System Requirements

  • Perl 5 with sockets library installed
  • Apache Web Server
  • Server Sides Includes

Features

  • 100% Search Engine Compatible
  • Mirrored html is ALWAYS up to date
  • Great way to archive resources and serve from your site
  • NOW SPLICES OFF HEADER INFORMATION
  • EVEN MIRRORS LINKS AND IMAGES

SuperFetch High Speed FTP Retrieval Software

Tuesday, November 21st, 2006

SUPERFETCH

ethernet speed http retrieval software

This script runs on your unix account and will retrieve ANY file from another web server at speeds up to 100 MEGABITS PER SECOND! No more downloading huge files to your desktop and uploading to your webserver. Simply run this script and retrieve in SECONDS! I used this to download INTERNICS SEED DATABASE (a 112 MEGABYTE FILE) in about 1 MINUTE!

System Requirements

  • Unix or  Linux Operating System
  • Perl 5 with sockets library installed
  • Telnet Access

Features

  • Works at ethernet speed up to 100 MBS
  • Will retrieve both BINARY and ASCII file types
  • Extremely simple configuration
  • Great way to retireve large documents by HTTP when no FTP is available.

Gimme Dat File

Tuesday, November 21st, 2006

GIMME DAT FILE!

no file is safe!  download shockwave pdf midi flash files and more with this CGI Script

Don’t you hate it when you find some super cool shockwave, midi file, pdf, flash, or whatever and you CAN’T save it from the website!    Well now its super easy!  Just enter the full URL to the file and click the button.  File will be transferred to your webserver at blazing fast ethernet speeds.  This CGI SCRIPT will download ANY FILE!  Works great for downloading .swf - midi - pdf - flash files and more from ANY website!

System Requirements

  • Perl 5

Features

  • Super simple to setup and operate
  • No CGI configuration required
  • Use for downloading shockwave files .swf
  • Use for flash files, adobe pdf files, midi files, zip files, tar files, NO FILE IS SAFE ANYMORE!
  • Easy to operate - just paste the URL to the file you want and click a button!
  • Even the largest files transfer in seconds by using network 2 network protocols

Autopopper Secure Email Attachment Tool

Tuesday, November 21st, 2006

AUTOPOPPER SECURE EMAIL ATTACHMENT TOOL

NEVER WORRY ABOUT EMAIL ATTATCHMENTS EVER AGAIN

Easy to install cgi script forwards your emails to you as normal but FIRST REMOVES and STORES all attatchments SECURELY on your ftp/html server where you can decide if you want to download them at your discretion.   Absolutely NO attatchment viruses or worms can penetrate this system.  Emails are delivered with all other information intact and a link at the bottom you can click on to view your attatchments received.  Also great for saving time download your email as attatchments are all stored on the webserver.

System Requirements

  • Perl 5
  • Sendmail
  • .forward

Features

  • Complete insulation from dangerous attatchments and worms
  • No more waiting 5 years for your buddies 500 gigabyte video files to download
  • All attatchments stored on server for retrieval whenever you feel like it
  • Original emails delivered without delay fully intact
  • Emails have handy link to your secure attatchment folder you can click on and instantly browse or download attatchments
  • Super easy to install

HTML Parser

Wednesday, November 15th, 2006

HTML PARSER

HTML TO TEXT CONVERTER

CGI Script will spider your websitet to index all html files then you can run the parser to convert the html to RAW TEXT.  Great way to build information databases free from html tags if constructing search engines.  Also useful analytical tool for search engine studies such as keyword densities, etc.  Great subroutine that can be applied by the wise webmaster for many purposes.  Useful tool for integrating with LINKING scripts such as gossamer threads, etc.  Extracts the core data from HTML and turns into simple text.

System Requirements

  • Perl 5
  • Telnet recommended

Features

  • HTML parsed and tags removed
  • Sorts unique words
  • Counts unique words
  • Captures metakeywords
  • Captures metadescriptions
  • Captures TITLE
  • Creates text summaries of webpage
  • Automatic spidering or manual entry allows you to parse only the files you choose
  • Great tool for webmasters for many purposes
  • Creates keyword ranking numbers for search engine studies

Virtual Telnet

Wednesday, November 15th, 2006

VIRTUAL TELNET  EXECUTE TELNET COMMANDS AND DEBUG SCRIPTS FROM THE BROWSER

No telnet required!  Debug perl scripts right from the browser with this great tool that lets you execute telnet commands from the browser.  Installs in seconds, simple design shows you a simple one field command line where you can execute single commands or multiple commands (seperated by semicolons) just like a regular telnet account.  Most useful for debugging perl scripts.  NO MORE 500 Internal Server Errors!  You get REAL actually USEFUL debugging information!  A MUST for any installer working in a “telnet free” hosting environment.

Spam Terminator

Wednesday, November 15th, 2006

SPAM TERMINATOR

100% BULLET PROOF SPAM ELIMINATOR - STOP SPAM FOREVER!

THE FIRST AND ONLY SPAM TERMINATION SOFTWARE EVER RELEASED!  Install script in seconds and say goodbye to unwanted email, spam, people you don’t like, FOREVER!  THAT’S RIGHT!  ZERO SPAM!  Easily manage your buddy list which determines who can email you.  Anyone NOT on the buddy list is dumped into oblivion!  Even better you can still accept emails from new customers that submit emails through forms by some ingenious filtering!   So GET RID OF THOSE STUPID GET RICH SCAM MAILS and DITCH all those LOSERS emailing you NOW!  Get only the email you want!

System Requirements

  • Perl 5
  • Sendmail
  • .forward

Features

  • Accepts messages by email address, domain, phrase, or keyword
  • Completely SPAM PROOF!
  • Will NOT interfere with business email if you provide FORM MAIL for clients to submit emails
  • No more stupid “thank you!” responses!
  • No more autoresponer nightmares!
  • Mail is completely deleted from cyberspace!
  • Buddy list easily edited in seconds

Link Sorter

Wednesday, November 1st, 2006

LINK SORTER

url sorting utility

Ever need to go through a huge list of urls and filter out the dead links?  Most webmasters do from time to time.  Link sorter allows you to upload a simple ASCII one per line file of urls and run the script from telnet.  The script goes through the list and sorts the urls into numerous lists of good urls, dead sites, redirects, etc.  If you have a long list and need a break the program can be restarted from where you left off automatically.

System Requirements

  • Unix
  • Perl 5 with sockets library (standard)
  • Telnet access
  • Simple to install

Features

  • Sorts all of the good urls into a file called 200.txt
  • Sorts all redirected urls into 302.txt
  • Sorts all 404 file not founds’ into 404.txt
  • Sorts dead urls (no DNS, offline) into dead.txt
  • If you need to break - no problem - restarts from where you left off automatically
  • Does not stall on dead URL’s
  • Keeps record of how far its gone into the sorting
  • Sorts about 500 urls per minute on a good connection

Perl CGI Script Decrypter - Unobfuscating CGI Scripts

Monday, October 30th, 2006

Ever get a script that looks something like this???

split(/=/, $pair); $value =~ tr/+/ /; $value =~ s/%([a-fA-F0-9][a-fA-F0-9])/pack(”C”, hex($1))/eg; $value =~ s/~!/ ~!/g; $value =~ s/(`|\*|\(|\)|\[|\])//g; $FORM{$name} = $value; $FORM{$name} = &untaint($FORM{$name}); } $FORM{’customerid’} =~ s/ //g; $delimiter = “|”; if ($stay_in_ssl) { $FORM{’MerchantApprovedURL’} =~ s/http:/https:/i; $FORM{’MerchantUnApprovedURL’} =~ s/http:/https:/i; } if ( $FORM{’mailprog’} =~ /(-server)/ ) { ($FORM{’mailprog’},@temp) = split(/ /,$FORM{’mailprog’}); $blat_server_temp = ” @temp”; } @common_sendmail_paths = (”/usr/sbin/sendmail”, “/usr/lib/sendmail”, “/usr/bin/sendmail”, “/bin/sendmail”, “/var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject”, “/usr/home/stormer/bin/sendmail”, “C:/winnt/system32/windmail.exe”, “C:/winnt/system32/blat.exe”, etc…

What a pain in the neck! It’s all one line of code and a complete pain in the ass to tweak and customize. Now with my simple Perl De-Obfuscator (decrypter) you can in seconds turn something like the above into something more pleasant and practical like this below:

read(STDIN, $buffer, $ENV{’CONTENT_LENGTH’});
@pairs = split(/&/, $buffer);
foreach $pair (@pairs) { ($name, $value) = split(/=/, $pair);
$value =~ tr/+/ /;
$value =~ s/%([a-fA-F0-9][a-fA-F0-9])/pack(”C”, hex($1))/eg;
$value =~ s/~!/ ~!/g;
$value =~ s/(`|\*|\(|\)|\[|\])//g;
$FORM{$name} = $value;
$FORM{$name} = &untaint($FORM{$name});
} $FORM{’customerid’} =~ s/ //g;
$delimiter = “|”;
if ($stay_in_ssl) { $FORM{’MerchantApprovedURL’} =~ s/http:/https:/i;
$FORM{’MerchantUnApprovedURL’} =~ s/http:/https:/i;
} if ( $FORM{’mailprog’} =~ /(-server)/ ) { ($FORM{’mailprog’},@temp) = split(/ /,$FORM{’mailprog’});
$blat_server_temp = ” @temp”;
} @common_sendmail_paths = (”/usr/sbin/sendmail”, “/usr/lib/sendmail”, “/usr/bin/sendmail”, “/bin/sendmail”, “/var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject”, “/usr/home/stormer/bin/sendmail”, “C:/winnt/system32/windmail.exe”, “C:/winnt/system32/blat.exe”,

System Requirements

  • Perl 5

Features

  • Installs in seconds
  • Decrypted script works exactly the same as original only you can actually READ IT!

Super Whois

Monday, October 30th, 2006

Whois client for RFC-954 compliant whois servers using the shared domain registration system

CGI Script works with the new-mangled whois system introduced 1 Dec 1999.  A web based whois client for RFC-954 compliant whois servers using the shared domain registration system as revised 1 December 1999. Under the new domain-name regime the whois system is now distributed amongst the various domain-police registrars, thereby requiring that we make at least two separate requests (to two separate servers) for each whois record. This program will first go to the “root” whois server and ask for a record. If found, the root server will tell us where to go get the actual record, and then we go get it. You can replace the whois program on your server and run by telnet or run as a cgi script.

System Requirements

Perl 5
IO::Socket (common on most ISPs)

Features

  • Browser based interface
  • You can also replace whois on your dedicated server and run by telnet
  • CGI interface allows further digging for contact information by simple point and click
  • Supports the following TLD’s:

.as
.ac
.al
.am
.at
.net.au
.au
.az
.ba
.be
.bg
.br
.by
.ca
.cc
.ch
.cn
.cx
.cy
.cz
.de
.dk
.dz
.ee
.eg
.es
.fi
.fo
.fr
.gb
.ge
.gr
.gs
.hk
.hr
.hu
.ie
.il
.in
.is
.it
.jp
.kr
.li
.lt
.lu
.lv
.ma
.md
.mk
.ms
.mt
.mx
.nl
.no
.nu
.nz
.pl
.pt
.ro
.ru
.se
.sg
.si
.sh
.sk
.sm
.su
.tc
.tf
.tj
.tn
.to
.tr
.tw
.ua
.uk
.us
.va
.vg
.ws
.edu
.gov
.int
.mil