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Single-process HTTP1.1/FTP server; no threads or processes started per connection, runs with only few threads. Includes directory listing, virtual hosting, basic auth., support for PHP, Perl, Python, SSI, etc. All settings in one config/script file.
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AWStats Enterprise Manager is a tool for managing awstats configuration creation and logfile processing, in a multi-server environment. This script is designed to pull all the webserver logs, for every server, and parse them with awstats.
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This Apache module makes it possible authentication/authorization to be done by an external program. The external program can be provided as a CGI, PHP or any other schemes which allow dynamic content to Apache.
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This shell script will install Apache webserver, mod_ssl, php, and perl/cgi support for apache; as well as a pre-done configuration file.
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This one you must see! After stripping out comments, you get ca. 2Kb script. Serves static HTML/ASCII pages, ELF binaries, bash/perl scripts, GIF images. adding any other content type is trivial. Should be installed in /etc/inetd.conf.
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