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That's a big topic... (Score:1)
A pre-written app like webmin [1] might suffice.
But if you're writing it, I suggest starting with CGI::Application.
As for a database, I'm doubtful you will do well without one, so add BerkeleyDB [2] to the mix.
[1] http://www.webmin.com/ [webmin.com]
[2] http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/berkeley-db/index.html [oracle.com]
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Regarding no database: you can do an awful lot with the filesystem. I have a couple of reasons for wanting to ditch the database:
Good thought about BerkeleyDB though. Even though it's gained a lot of complexity you can still use it very simply.