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[Oktay Altunergil]

Yes. I've come accross these too.
'phpInv is small [...] inventory script'. Well. it's too small for our purposes. 

the other one.. PgWebInventory " is a simple way to inventory your books, movies, and music at home. ", and no it doesn't look like it would work if customized it.

In short.. everything that is out there for free seem to be too simplistice. The best of the lot is IRM.

oktay

On Wed, 30 Oct 2002 17:29:30 -0500
Josh McCormack <joshmccormack at travelersdiary.com> wrote:

> I'd be interested in something like this too. Would really help with a 
> project I've been thinking of. There are a couple of other projects that 
>  came up on Freshmeat when I searched. What did you think of these?
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> phpInv is a small yet highly configurable inventory script written in 
> PHP with a MySQL backend. It features unlimited categories, unlimited 
> depth of sub-categories, customizable columns per category, an 
> administration control panel, access permissions (user and group), easy 
> configuration, a template system, and searching.
> http://freshmeat.net/projects/phpinv/?topic_id=66%2C92%2C129%2C253
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> PgWebInventory is a complete home inventory database and interface. The 
> declarations for the tables are included along with the PHP interface 
> scripts. Once installed, the database can be accessed and updated via 
> any Web browser.
> http://freshmeat.net/projects/pgwebinventory/?topic_id=66%2C68
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> Josh
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> Oktay Altunergil wrote:
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> >Can anybody recommend a good Inventory Management software ? Specifically for servers/computers and related spare parts. 
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> >I've been searching freshmeat and the web and the best I can find is IRM  ( http://irm.schoenefeld.org/ ).  It doesn't seem to do parts. Only configured systems.
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> >Anybody know anything better?
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> >Thanks.
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> >oktay
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> >PS: I'm looking for an open source one.. PHP (preferred) or Perl.. 
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