Virtual Private Server User Guide
The Apache Web Server
mod_access Allows you to restrict or grant access to areas of your Web site
based various criteria including remote IP address or hostname.
mod_actions Allows CGI scripts to be executed based on the media type of
request method.
mod_alias Allows you to map directories that are located outside of your
document root into your document tree.
mod_asis Allows file types to be defined such that Apache sends them without
adding an HTTP header to it.
mod_auth Allows you to restrict access to areas of your Web site based on user
authentication using textual files.
mod_autoindex Allows you to index directories automatically.
mod_cgi Allows you to execute any file with mime type application/x httpd cgi
as a CGI script.
mod_dir Provides for "trailing slash" redirects and serving directory index files.
mod_env Allows environment variables to be passed to CGI/SSI scripts.
mod_frontpage.c Extensions for Microsoft FrontPage, a popular Web site
creation tool.
mod_group Allows each virtual host to run as its own group, for enhanced
security.
mod_imap Provides for .map files, replacing the functionality of the imagemap
CGI program.
mod_include Enables server side includes (SSI).
mod_log_config User configurable logging replacement for mod_log_common
in Apache 1.2. Provides for logging of the requests made to the server, using the
Common Log Format or a user specified format.
mod_mime Determines document types and other bits of information useful for
content negotiation, based on file extensions.
mod_negotiation Provides for selection of content that best matches the client s
capabilities, from one of several available documents.
mod_setenvif Sets environment variables based on client information.
mod_status Allows an administrator to assess server performance.
mod_userdir Allows you to create separate directories for your users.
More information about these and other modules can be found on the Apache
Web site at
http://modules.apache.org/
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Technical Training Department
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