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h5ai is a modern file indexer for HTTP web servers with a focus on your files. Directories are displayed in an appealing way and browsing them is enhanced by different views, a breadcrumb and a tree overview. Initially, h5ai was an acronym for HTML5 Apache Index but now it supports other web servers too. Requires PHP 7.0+ and works fine with Apache httpd, lighttpd and nginx. Best user experience with the latest versions of Chromium-based browsers, Firefox, Safari and Edge, but a static fallback is provided for older browsers or if JavaScript is disabled.

...All features of nginx-1.18.0 are inherited, i.e., it is 100% compatible with nginx. Support the CONNECT HTTP method for forward proxy. Support asynchronous OpenSSL, using hardware such as QAT for HTTPS acceleration. Enhanced operations monitoring, such as asynchronous log & rollback, DNS caching, memory usage, etc. Support server_name in Stream module. More load balancing methods, e.g., consistent hashing, and session persistence.

This is a transparent cache for Debian and RedHat packages (.deb and .rpm). It is based on apt-cacher available on Debian. It has been enhanced to handle RedHat repositories and files whose names are the same but the contents are different.

Enhanced Content Management System (E-CMS)

Prebuilt Apache Tomcat Connectors binaries and enhanced ISAPI Redirector with HTTP 1.1 chunk encoded responses for high scalability on IIS/Microsoft Windows sites.

StarWebService 2.0 is an open-source Web Services Container based on Apache Axis 1.1, enhanced with the capability of wrapping back-end CORBA Object and CORBA Component Model as Web Services, and the flexibility of service management. It implements the O

The most powerful non-commercial translation memory software (TM tool) with enhanced capabilities, like networking/collaboration (http, rpc), encoding conversion, project management capabilities, email capability with attachments, file tree diff etc.

This project is the continuation of Brian Morins' Fnord! webserver with added support for IPv6 by Microsoft Research. This project is affiliated with neither Brian Morin nor Microsoft Research as they ceased (public) maintainance of Fnord!.