proxy2.de

Personal site offering free PHP and Perl scripts, a forum and a guestbook

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Highlights

  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03

About proxy2.de

The site publishes free PHP and Perl scripts, with a script repository, a forum and a guestbook. It also carries short articles on PHP and Apache and a poll.

It is run by one individual, Chi Kien Uong, and is not a commercial company.

The site lists Böblingen, Germany as the owner's location. It shows a total visit counter and a 2026 forum thread, and its pages are in English and German.

Product: Free PHP and Perl scripts, with a script repository, forum and guestbook.

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