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Mostly copied from mod_auth_basic of apache-2.2. The basic-auth handshake was replaced by some code which gets the userid out of a customable variable. The variable could be anything ap_expr could read in authentication hook, e.g.: a header field, a httpd environment variable or an SSL environment variable. The syntax is the same known from RewriteCond of mod_rewrite: e.g.: %{HTTP:variable}, %{ENV:variable} or %{SSL:variable} No password is written into internal httpd variables. So...

...The primary focus of the project is to provide a truly embeddable Java based HTTP engine capable of handling enormous loads. Simple provides a truly asynchronous service model, request completion is driven using an internal, transparent, monitoring system.

HTTP proxy via e-mail. Mailwebproxy reads URL from mail subject and read PUT data from mailbody. Mailwebproxy accesses web server and makes mail contains web pages. So, you can read web pages using mail interface. This is usefull for celler phone us

Smarterpanel is a web server administration panel designed to fill the gap for nginX users. Built for CentOS servers.

Multi-purpose platform-independent server suite

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.

The Mephistoles Internet Suite includes at the present a HTTP server, a FTP server, a DNS caching server, a (experimental and yet unsusable) NetBIOS client, a SMTP/POP3-mail daemon and a client that can (currently) fetch pages via HTTP. All programs writ

This is an intranet mail server. The project is presently named JMail.

TEK empowers low-connectivity communities by providing a full Internet experience using email as the transport mechanism.

SPipe (Secure Pipe) is a patch of mod_ssl package which allows the same corporate web server to be used as a secure access door to internal servers that do not use HTTPS protocol, while also retaining normal web server functionality for all HTTP requests

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"Phenix" can be seen as an portlet market place based on java and XML. Our first target is to build usefull portlets like content management, web mail or reporting tools which can be integrated into different portal servers like Jetspeed.