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Apache Mobile Filter is the easiest and fastest way to detect mobile devices. AMF is a suite of tools that allow access to a Device Repository (such as WURFL, DetectRight, 51Degrees.mobi or the free AMF service) directly from Apache: now you can detect devices no matter what language your website uses.

The library, boahttpd, is designed to create a cgi-featured http server (normally called as boa-server)easily and fast. That means you can easily add CGI support to your server application. Further more, it support filter and allows you to prevent unauthorized access. It's a multi-threaded server. Its written in C++ inside, but provides a C-Style API which you will find it to be Object-Oriented essentially. Multiple platforms are supported with a uqique set of interface, including Windows, Linux, or Embedded systems. It will take only a few minutes to get to know how to use it. ...

POESIA= Public Opensource Environment for a Safer Internet Access an opensource Internet content filter (multimodal, mulitlingual) aimed for protection of youth (in schools...); partly funded by the European Commission

XSLT Filter is an Apache2 loadable module which performs XSL transformation on the fly. It uses LibXML2+LibXSLT as parsing and transformation engines. The module acts as an Apache output fitler and is compatible with mod_perl, CGI and PHP applications.

SiteMesh is filter plugin for web-servers that provides presentation and web-app application integration. It is easy to use and requires no modification to existing code (HTML, CGI, PHP, etc).

Squirm-ads is a fast & configurable redirector for the Squid Internet Object Cache. It is based on squirm package. It extends squirm functionality and introduces content filter based on Windows Active Directory groups.

mod_rest_cache enables a 2-tier caching architecture that allows dynamic processing of cached content using the output-filter chain (mod_include, mod_deflate etc). It also uses a targeted system for expiry of content using an HTTP REST-like interface.

mod_replace is an Apache 2.0.x filter that rewrites text patterns based on PCRE within an request header / body or an response header. It is commonly used with mod_proxy's reverse proxy feature to fix incorrect behaviour of web applications.

An Apache2 module (filter) which receives standard WHOIS queries and rewrites them into standard HTTP requests. After the "translation", the request can be processed by the usual mechanisms (mapping to static content, running CGI & PHP scripts, ...)