SMURFTECH

2004 onward

From reference site to toolbox.

PHP-Nuke turned Smurftech into a database-backed portal and gave the support material a reusable form: modules, blocks, datasets and admin tools that could travel to other sites.

Featured recovery

4.0Login Site TrackerLogin, administration, activity and statistics in a configurable block.

Recovered catalogue

Modules, blocks and datasets

Reference module

Memory Terms 2

A browsable glossary translating memory terminology and acronyms into practical explanations.

Source available · joint GPL work

Reference module

HTTP Return Codes

A compact guide to HTTP response codes, packaged as a PHP-Nuke content module.

Source available · third-party GPL

Reference module

Port List

Known, registered, dynamic and ICMP port-reference data prepared for site use.

Documented · source withheld

Navigation block

Enhanced Quick Search

A consolidated site, web and specialist search block with optional translation tools.

Documented · source withheld

Support module

Technical Support

A visual entry point for BIOS, modem, networking, system-information and configuration references.

Smurftech GPL source available

Utility module

Initialisation Strings

Modem initialisation data republished in a searchable, site-friendly form.

Smurftech GPL source available

Reference module

BIOS Codes

Startup messages and beep-code references carried forward from the static site.

Documented · provenance review

Integration module

Coding Help

A small wrapper that brought a remote programming resource into the portal.

Documented · source withheld

The recovered site

The local portal backup contains 3,497 files across the PHP-Nuke core, themes and more than thirty module directories. Those numbers describe the preserved system, not an authorship claim: the platform and many bundled modules came from their own developers. The catalogue highlights Smurftech-specific work and labels mixed or third-party material accordingly.

Collected blocks and dependencies

The backup also holds administration, antivirus-feed, messaging, Who Is Where, Data Center and other third-party packages. They are retained as evidence of the working environment rather than promoted as Smurftech projects, and are not republished from this archive.