This module compresses any output from another perl handler if the browser requesting the document understands gzip encoding or if the config variable ForceGzip is set. To determine if the browser is able to understand us we check its *Accept-Encodin...

This handler implements nothing but a quite efficient cat(1) in perl. While it innocently prints to STDOUT it may well be the case that STDOUT has been tied, and that's the only reason why this module is needed. Once we can stack any apache modules o...

This module lets you send the content of an HTTP response as gzip-compressed data. Certain browsers (Netscape, IE) can request content compression via the "Accept-Encoding" header. This can speed things up if you're sending large files to your users ...

The main pupose of this package is to serve the "content generation phase" within the mod_perl enabled "Apache 1.3.X", providing dynamic on the fly compression of outgoing web content. This is done through the use of "zlib" library via the "Compress:...

Apache::ASP provides an Active Server Pages port to the Apache Web Server with Perl scripting only, and enables developing of dynamic web applications with session management and embedded Perl code. There are also many powerful extensions, including ...

This module allows chaining perl of handlers in Apache, which allows you to make filter modules that take output from previous handlers, make some modifications, and pass the output to the next handler or out to browser. Normal handler modules specif...

This Apache::Logmonster::Utility package is my most frequently used one. Each method has its own documentation but in general, all methods accept as input a hashref with at least one required argument and a number of optional arguments....

This bundle contains extra modules used by Apache::ASP....

This handler is supposed to serve the "fixup" stage on "mod-perl" enabled Apache-1.3.X. It unsets HTTP request header "Accept-Encoding" for the following web clients: Microsoft Internet Explorer Internet Explorer sometimes loses the first 2048 bytes ...