Smart Archive Perl script

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Smart Archive will run a high quality file archive on your site. Smart Archive will run a high quality file archive on your site. You can add files yourself or allow others to add files (and they will be given credit). Smart Archive does more than any of these other archives: - People can add files by giving the file URL or by uploading it to the site, thumbnails can also be linked or uploaded (useful for picture archives!), plenty of info can be displayed on the archive (file size, when it was added, who added it, etc.) - Pople can sort the files in many different ways. You can even let people add files to a "download list" so that they can download all the files at once, later, when they are ready (useful for people with slow internet connections). - The most unique feature is that you can run your archive like an FTP server, requiring people to add files to it before they can download any! - Atomatically check for dead links in your archive. Smart Archive is not intended for a huge amount of files, maximum 5000 files (the max for a plain text database using Perl).
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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