June 1999
Intermediate to advanced
540 pages
21h 39m
English
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Apache:: Modules
Apache::Registry is the most commonly used mod_perl module. But there are many more, all available on CPAN. Table 15.1 lists the Apache::* modules and which handler they’re designed to be used with, but you should also check the apache-modlist.html file on CPAN for the very latest listing.
Table 15-1. Apache::Modules
| PerlHandler | |||
| Apache::CallHandler | Map filenames to subroutine calls | ||
| Apache::Dir | Control directory indexing | ||
| Apache::Embperl | Embed Perl code in HTML files | ||
| Apache::ePerl | Embedded Perl (ePerl) emulation | ||
| Apache::FTP | Emulate an FTP proxy | ||
| Apache::GzipChain | Compresse output from another handler | ||
| Apache::JavaScript | Generate JavaScript code | ||
| Apache::OutputChain | Chain multiple handlers via “filter” modules | ||
| Apache::PassFile | Send files via OutputChain | ||
| Apache::Registry | Run unaltered CGI scripts | ||
| Apache::RobotRules | Enforce robots.txt rules | ||
| Apache::Sandwich | Add per-directory headers and footers | ||
| Apache::VhostSandwich | Add headers and footers for virtual hosts | ||
| Apache::SSI | Implement server side includes in Perl | ||
| Apache::Stage | Manage a document staging directory | ||
| Apache::WDB | Query databases via DBI | ||
| PerlHeaderParserHandler | |||
| Apache::AgentDeny | Deny abusive clients | ||
| PerlAuthenHandler | |||
| Apache::Authen | Authenticate users | ||
| Apache::AuthCookie | Authenticate and authorize users via cookies | ||
| Apache::AuthenDBI | Authenticate via Perl’s DBI | ||
| Apache::AuthExpire | Expire authentication credentials | ||
| Apache::AuthenGSS | Authenticate users with Generic Security Service | ||
| Apache::AuthenLDAP | Authenticate ... | ||
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