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What Perl Modules are available, and how DO I access them?

Answer by: Kristen Jourdonais, Aplus.Net Knowledge Base Support

The full path to Perl is "/usr/local/bin/perl" therefore the first line of all your Perl scripts should be "#!/usr/local/bin/perl" without the quotes.

Below is a list of all of the modules that come as part of the Apache distribution.

Core Apache features:

Module

Features

mod_access

Access control based on client hostname or IP address

mod_actions

Executing CGI scripts based on media type or request method

mod_alias

Mapping different parts of the host file system in the document tree, and URL redirection

mod_asis

Sending files which contain their own HTTP headers

mod_auth

User authentication using text files

mod_auth_anon

Anonymous user access to authenticated areas

mod_auth_db

User authentication using Berkeley DB files

mod_auth_dbm

User authentication using DBM files

mod_auth_digest

MD5 authentication

mod_autoindex

Automatic directory listings

mod_browser

Set environment variables based on User-Agent strings

mod_cern_meta

Support for HTTP header metafiles

mod_cgi

Invoking CGI scripts

mod_cookies

Support for Netscape-like cookies

mod_digest

MD5 authentication (deprecated by mod_auth_digest)

mod_dir

Basic directory handling

mod_dld

Start-time linking with the GNU libdld.

mod_env

Passing of environments to CGI scripts

mod_example

Demonstrates Apache API

mod_expires

Apply Expires: headers to resources

mod_headers

Add arbitrary HTTP headers to resources

mod_imap

The imagemap file handler

mod_include

Server-parsed documents

mod_info

Server configuration information

mod_isapi

Windows ISAPI Extension support (WIN32 only)

mod_log_agent

Logging of User Agents

mod_log_common

Standard logging in the Common Logfile Format.

mod_log_config

User-configurable logging replacement for mod_log_common

mod_log_referer

Logging of document references

mod_mime

Determining document types using file extensions

mod_mime_magic

Determining document types using "magic numbers"

mod_mmap_static

Experimental file caching, mapping files into memory to improve performance

mod_negotiation

Content negotiation

mod_proxy

Caching proxy abilities

mod_rewrite

Powerful URI-to-filename mapping using regular expressions

mod_setenvif

Set environment variables based on client information

mod_so

Support for loading modules (.so's on Unix, .dll's on Win32) at runtime

mod_speling

Automatically correct minor typos in URLs

mod_status

Server status display

mod_unique_id

Generate unique request identifier for every request

mod_userdir

User home directories

mod_usertrack

User tracking using Cookies (replacement for mod_cookies.c)

mod_vhost_alias

Support for dynamically configured mass virtual hosting

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