I've hacked the Reverend's ussp-push tool a bit to build it on Debian/unstable and make a Debian package out of it. If you have the rest of Bluetooth and openobex up and running, ussp-push can send things from your Linux box to your phone and so forth. See for more info.

A miniature web-server testbed written in Perl and demonstrating some useful techniques. Written as a side-effect of a project for O'Reilly and Associates and freed with their permission.

Demonstrates use of some interesting modules:

use HTTP::Status;
use HTTP::Daemon;
use HTTP::Request;
use HTTP::Response;
use HTTPD::Authen;

You will need to get from CPAN any of these modules that you don't already have.

As it sits, authen doesn't do anything but show a home page with a gif, allow one to log in, and then allow one to modify the logins. Also, one can shut the server down. But it provides a skeleton into which other functionality could be added. One doesn't need to be root to run it. It really should be about as easy as the README makes it look.

A Perl CGI Toolkit and some code that uses it.

Sqlview.php, which is a generic Mysql database viewer. Other odd bits also.