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Certbot
Get free HTTPS certificates forever from Let's Encrypt
Certbot is a fully-featured, easy-to-use, extensible client for the Let's Encrypt CA. It fetches a digital certificate from Let’s Encrypt, an open certificate authority launched by the EFF, Mozilla, and others. This certificate then lets browsers verify the identity of web servers and ensures secure communication over the Web. Obtaining and maintaining a certificate is usually such a hassle, but with Certbot and Let’s Encrypt it becomes automated and hassle-free. ... -
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Denwer SE
Local web stack for Windows (Apache, PHP, MySQL, MariaDB)
...Key features include pre-configured virtual hosts generation based on directory contents, automated hosts file updates, virtual drive mapping, a built-in task scheduler (cron background daemon), and full HTTPS local Root CA certificate management. Pre-bundled components: Apache 2.4, PHP (5.6 to 8.5), MySQL 5.7, MariaDB 11.8, and phpMyAdmin. An unofficial community build designed for seamless, isolated offline web development workflows on Windows 7 SP1 up to Windows 11. -
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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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