Open Source Linux HTTP Servers - Page 44

Axios with express/koa-like middleware.

This is a small project webserver that I started and have now gained interest in. I feel that it may become a decent httpd (but will never take the place of apache).

When developing SOA, there is a time when you feel the need to be able to mock a webservice. That's what minimock's used for. running minimock as such minimock 8080 d:/response.xml will start a server listening on port 8080 that will always return the content of the file d:/response. The main advantages of minimock over other similar tools are its ease of use and its the low footprint : * executable is 20k large. (but on win$ it depends on cygwin1.dll that is 2Mb large) * avg memory use is 3/4Mb.

Addition to payment system Cyberplat (http://cyberplat.com). Provide monitoring by browser, include PDA.

Moa was born in the need of a lightweight servlet engine that allows client/server javascript that allows executing java classes directly into the engine thanx to Rhino.

An Apache DSO module written in "C" that makes it possible to log resource usage times per request. This information can be used for Accounting and Profiling of webservers and sites.

mod_tsunami is an apache module which dynamically limits the number of httpd slots used per vhosts. It is useful if you provide home pages hosting, and don\'t want one site to use all the ressources.

mod-xslt is an Apache (2.X) module able to apply XSL transformation to XML data on the fly. It uses a standard API, it is able to transform dynamic pages (wsgi, php, ...), fetch XSL stylesheets from remote servers, or dynamic pages...

An Apache module that can be used to automatically block infected web pages from being served. Click "Sign Up" at the Dasient web site at www.dasient.com/partners to create a "Webmaster / Developer" account to get trial malware monitoring to test it

The mod_auth project provides authn and authz modules for the apache httpd 2.1 authentication framework.

"mod_auth_cache" is an authentication caching module for Apache webservers, which uses session cookies to transparently cache a users authentication, which was initially done by a different module. Another aim is to allow single-signon in a domain.

Apache authentication module for Citadel Groupware Server users. Allows the seamlessly authenticate users against the Citadel user database. Uses the native Citadel IPC protocol; features SSL/TLS support for secure communications to the Citadel server.

mod_auth(nz)_ibmdb2 has moved to GitHub: http://tessus.github.io/mod_authnz_ibmdb2/

mod_auth_mysql is an Apache authentication module using the MySql database system. This module manages authentication of users whose username, password, etc. are stored in the database. The module is very configurable as to database, table, and field

mod_auth_oid is an Apache module allowing user authentication using OpenID 2.0.

mod_auth_pq_sql is an apache2 module that allows user authentication against a PostgreSQL database. Optionally logging of authentication requests is possible. Checking of passwords/groups and logging is executed with your own SQL statements. For Apache < 2.4.x use Version 1.0.0, for Apache 2.4.x you need Version 1.1.0.

Apache WWW server module for HTTP Basic authentication/authorization in the Remedy Action Request System (ARS).

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.

An Apache module for authentication using /etc/shadow.

mod_auth_mysql_ldap is an Apache HTTP authorization module that combines LDAP with MySQL. Users can be located and grouped in either LDAP or MySQL. Multiple LDAP servers are permitted, including Active Directory and OpenLDAP. GUI interface exists.

Expands mod_authz_groupfile's functionality by allowing a pluggable group provider to determine group membership.

A modification of mod_authz_svn to utilize the group provider functionality from mod_authz_group_x.

This is an Apache module implementation of the RFC 4791 (CalDAV) which defines extensions to the (WebDAV) protocol to specify a standard way of accessing, managing, and sharing calendaring and scheduling information based on the iCalendar format.

Implements an upcoming CardDAV RFC as an Apache module (server). An evolution-data-server client for linux (eds_carddav) is a separate library.

Apache module that integrates CAS into the famous webserver. The module is built upon libcas.