D-Man PHP script

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D-Man, short for Download Manager, is a PHP4/MySQL program which provides a simple and secure way to manage who has access to download your files and which ones. The program comes complete with group options (for users and/or files) and a credits system. A variety of administrative tools make it very easy to operate.The program is originaly designed for the downloading of programs, but can be used equally well for other downloads, such as PDF files, music, or even reading articles online. Now Available: Optional plugin for generating license numbers. The License Generator Plugin allows you to generate registration numbers for things like licensed downloads automatically. You can specify the randomization format and even use different formats to indicate different programs, for example. It is also backward compatible, allowing you to update existing users with licenses pertaining to their download authorizations.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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