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dbgmailr is a small utility in Perl that makes it easy to troubleshoot SMTP transactions, because it shows the SMTP transaction of each email sent. It has the added attribute of being capable of sending email without the need of a relaying SMTP server. (You can send SMTP commands directly to the server in the target domain.) It was designed primarily as a sysadmin tool, and is also convenient for sending a single email, e.g. when the email doesn't justify launching a full-blown POP client. This is similar in principal to utilities such as Qm. It can also send attachments.
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Top Perl Studio is an Integrated Development Environment which provides comprehensive and easy-to-use solution for editing, testing and deploying CGI/Perl based web applications. Top Perl Studio includes an internal HTTP server which directly runs CGI/Perl code and an internal web browser for previewing the scripts. Other major features are function and parameter completion for built-in Perl functions, configurable syntax highlighting for Perl, HTML, XML, SQL.., built-in FTP client, file/server explorer, syntax checking for Perl code, visual file comparison utility, HTML tag completion, code snippets for CSS and HTML tags, automatic parentheses highlighting and more...
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Mabliki is a HTML::Mason of the Martin Fowler's bliki concept. It uses the wiki formating tags from MediaWiki, and lists the article in a most recent to less recent order. The actual version already implements numbered and no numbered lists, bolds, italics, monospaces, headlines and math formulas. It is powered by a MySQL database, and allows multiple blikis with a single mabliki instalation, since everything is in the dabatase.
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Webalizer runner is configured by a xml file, and does multiple calls to webalizer to generate multiple statistics reports. It also rotates apache log files, and gracefully restarts apache, creating new log files.
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Creativyst's Perl Code Compressor (PCC) allows you to format and comment your Perl code liberally and then squeeze it all out of your distribution script. It also (optionally) changes the names of local variables and/or subroutines to further reduce module size. PCC reduces the amount of disk space needed for your scripts. It also makes your scripts more difficult for casual pirates to read.
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