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    VirtualHostAdd

    VirtualHostAdd

    Command-line tool for creating Apache virtual hosts on Debian 12.

    VirtualHostAdd is a command-line tool for Debian 12—and derived Linux distributions—designed to simplify the creation and configuration of virtual hosts on the Apache HTTP Server, for PHP and CGI-based applications. It automates the entire process, handling directory structure, Apache configuration, MPM and Apache modules handling, and file/directory permissions, reducing manual setup time and errors for developers and sysadmins.
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    Snap! C++

    Snap! C++

    Fast Websites: Powerful CMS for Apache written in C++

    Snap! C++ runs your CMS using binary code written in C and C++. (We use some libraries that are written in C, all of our server code is written in C++.) The basic concept is taken from a large set of Drupal 6.x modules from Drupal Core and necessary 3rd party modules (we've been using over 220 modules on top of the Core modules.) The result is quite extensible as it offers a plug-in mechanism that everyone is welcome to use to create their own extensions. Debian Packages can be...
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    Package Cacher

    Transparent cache for Debian and RedHat packages (.deb and .rpm)

    This is a transparent cache for Debian and RedHat packages (.deb and .rpm). It is based on apt-cacher available on Debian. It has been enhanced to handle RedHat repositories and files whose names are the same but the contents are different.
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    Pegotes

    Un pastebin realmente sencillo

    Pegotes es un pastebin sencillo que trata de generar el menor tráfico de red posible. Para lograrlo, cuenta con una interfaz gráfica ligera y tres APIs. Además, está traducido a siete idiomas además del español.
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    PiAMP its a Debian based Webserver to Raspberry Pi computer system, its quick images to run your own test webserver fast.
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    debproxy is designed to be a "replicating proxy" for a Debian archive mirror. Through HTTP requests to the debproxy server, local mirrors of upstream archives are built based on the downstream requests. A precaching proxy is the ultimate goal.
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