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    mod_layer7 is an application switching and load balancing module for Apache 2.2.x . This module utilizes mod_proxy, mod_deflate and mod_cache and contains embedded Perl interpreter that enables request rewriting and other interesting features.
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    A mod_perl like perl interpreter for Tux(Linux kernel http server of Redhat) and related softwares to speed up web applications with tux. It will run with the platforms supported by Linux, Perl and Tux. Implemented with C and Perl with some libraries for
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    Aphid provides a facility for bootstrapping SSL-enabled Apache web servers (mod_ssl) with an embedded Perl interpreter (mod_perl). Source is downloaded from the Internet, compiled, and the resulting system is installed in the directory you specify.
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