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Simple server framework using http protocol. Peanut is implemented as a J2EE application so overhead of sessions and network connections are handled elsewhere. Useful for small client / server development or simple rest services.
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The State Threads Library is a small application library which provides a foundation for writing fast and highly scalable Internet applications (such as web servers, proxy servers, mail transfer agents, and so on) on UNIX-like platforms.
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WebServerManager is a web based control panel for web servers. It will initially target LAMP systems and then as development progresses windows servers, ISS and so on. It will attempt to be even better than commercial applications.
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mod-ipenv is the apache2 module to set/unset environment variables based on client IP address or hostname. It can be used for access controlling with mod_access(mod_authz_host), URL rewriting with mod_rewrite, and so on.
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Implementation of the various WAP standards in Erlang. Includes a WAP Gateway, a simple WAP Client (no rendering) and related tools.
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an open source control panel for hosts to manage their server. This allows them to have a nice simple server, so they may focus on more important things for their business.
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apt-got builds and supervises a partial (or full) Debian mirror, that is filled on-the-fly by apt-get requests. But there's more! Its modular mirror engine is ready for customized mirroring algos. So you can easily make your own module! (Eg for apt4rpm)
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A lightweight, pure PERL, web server. We had the need for a few very specific features in a web server, and could never find a sufficient solution. So we wrote one. Features include: HTTP(s), CGI, dynamic page creation w/ PERL, authentication and more
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OpenAngel is a HTTP/1.0 ready, highly secure webserver written in perl. Security was the primary goal in its development, that's why some functionality is missing from it - so it's very simple. It's available only for file-distribution.
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A fully working webserver for educational use. Great if you want to learn how a (Web)-Server works. Does run unter Linux, Windows (Cygwin) and should do so under any Posix UNIX.
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Surfboard is a small, simple httpd designed to be set up in a minumum of time and with a minimum of fuss. CGI is supported, and so are custom CGI handlers for various file extensions (eg .php - yes, it works!) POST support is not there, but in the works.
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an Apache httpd 2.x module which informs clients about the progress of their file upload. The information formats: JSON, XML, TSV and Text. This is independent of dynamic page systems so you can use this with CGI, FastCGI, PHP, Java and so on.
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mod_livecam is a shared library that provides so-called 'livecam' function to apache 2.0 on linux. It uses affordable USB-cameras (these are called 'webcam' although w/o http capabilites) to build up your REAL web cameras.