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Nginx module for limiting traffic for users. Works in distributed architecture, supports overall limits which can be used by web hosting services.
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RemoteHelp is a minimal http server that allows to view and control a remote pc running a 32-bits version of Microsoft Windows. It is only one file without any configuration file and now include webcam support, new interface and new features... Try it!
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NTLM is a authentication method used by Microsoft IIS and Internet Explorer. This modules is implementing NTLM for Apache 1.3.9 and Apache 2.0.
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An Apache module that allows to store content sent to the browser, either in files on the disk or in a MySQL database.It works for static and for dymanic pages. Also gzips the stored content and send it gzipped for browsers that support it.
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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!.
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