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>Index: apache-troubleshooting.xml
>===================================================================
>RCS file: /var/cvsroot/gentoo/xml/htdocs/doc/en/apache-troubleshooting.xml,v
>retrieving revision 1.5
>diff -u -b -B -r1.5 apache-troubleshooting.xml
>--- apache-troubleshooting.xml	11 Oct 2007 20:20:53 -0000	1.5
>+++ apache-troubleshooting.xml	28 Nov 2007 10:10:16 -0000
>@@ -14,6 +14,9 @@
> <author title="Contributor">
>   <mail link="kloeri@gentoo.org">Bryan Ãstergaard</mail>
> </author>
>+<author title="Contributor">
>+  <mail link="hollow@gentoo.org">Benedikt BÃ¶hm</mail>
>+</author>
> 
> <abstract>
> This document covers a number of ways to figure out how to fix your Apache 
>@@ -24,8 +27,8 @@
> 
> <license/>
> 
>-<version>1.7</version>
>-<date>2007-10-11</date>
>+<version>1.8</version>
>+<date>2007-11-28</date>
> 
> <chapter>
> <title>Checking the Logs</title>
>@@ -47,7 +50,7 @@
> </section>
> 
> <section>
>-<title>access_log</title>
>+<title>access_log and ssl_access_log</title>
> <body>
> 
> <pre caption="access_log">
>@@ -103,7 +106,7 @@
> </body>
> </section>
> <section>
>-<title>error_log</title>
>+<title>error_log and ssl_error_log</title>
> <body>
> 
> <pre caption="error_log">
>@@ -203,60 +206,11 @@
> </p>
> 
> <p>
>-There are several options you can add to <c>APACHE2_OPTS</c> that are 
>-specified in the default configuration:
>+There are several options you can add to <c>APACHE2_OPTS</c> that are specified
>+in the default configuration and well explained in
>+<path>/etc/conf.d/apache2</path>.
> </p>
> 
>-<table>
>-<tr>
>-  <th>Option</th>
>-  <th>Result</th>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>USERDIR</ti>
>-  <ti>
>-    Enables user public_html folders to be accessible by http://server/~username
>-  </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>INFO</ti>
>-  <ti>
>-    Enables the mod_info module, which displays information about the running 
>-    server's configuration at http://localhost/server-info
>-  </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>PROXY</ti>
>-  <ti>Enables mod_proxy</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>SSL</ti>
>-  <ti>
>-    Enables SSL/HTTPS support. (Apache must have been compiled with the ssl 
>-    USE-flag)
>-  </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>DAV</ti>
>-  <ti>Enables mod_dav, the built-in WebDav module</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>DAV_FS</ti>
>-  <ti>Enables mod_dav_fs, support for file systems in WebDav</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>LDAP</ti>
>-  <ti>
>-    Enables mod_ldap, which allows Apache to connect to LDAP resources. 
>-    (Requires the ldap USE-flag to be enabled)
>-  </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>AUTH_LDAP</ti>
>-  <ti>Enables authentication to resources via a LDAP resource.</ti>
>-</tr>
>-</table>
>-
> <p>
> Documentation for all of the built-in modules can be found in the <uri 
> link="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/">Apache 2.0 documentation</uri>.
>Index: apache-upgrading.xml
>===================================================================
>RCS file: /var/cvsroot/gentoo/xml/htdocs/doc/en/apache-upgrading.xml,v
>retrieving revision 1.8
>diff -u -b -B -r1.8 apache-upgrading.xml
>--- apache-upgrading.xml	30 Jul 2007 18:06:35 -0000	1.8
>+++ apache-upgrading.xml	28 Nov 2007 10:10:17 -0000
>@@ -8,6 +8,9 @@
> <author title="Author">
>   <mail link="vericgar@gentoo.org">Michael Stewart</mail>
> </author>
>+<author title="Contributor">
>+  <mail link="hollow@gentoo.org">Benedikt BÃ¶hm</mail>
>+</author>
> 
> <abstract>
> This document describes the procedure end-users should follow to safely 
>@@ -18,15 +21,84 @@
> 
> <license/>
> 
>-<version>2.5</version>
>-<date>2007-07-30</date>
>+<version>2.6</version>
>+<date>2007-11-28</date>
> 
>-<chapter>
>-<title>Introduction</title>
>+<chapter id="upgrade-2.2.6-r4">
>+<title>Upgrading from &lt;2.2.6-r4</title>
> <section>
> <body>
> 
> <p>
>+The Apache ebuilds have used <path>/etc/apache2/apache2-builtin-mods</path> for
>+a very lone time to select the built-in modules during compile time. This
>+behaviour has several disadvantages though:
>+</p>
>+
>+<ul>
>+  <li>
>+    Selecting built-in modules during the initial merge is not possible.
>+  </li>
>+  <li>
>+    Portage does not know which modules have been installed. This is especially
>+    annoying for binary packages.
>+  </li>
>+  <li>
>+    Portage will try to overwrite <path>apache2-builtin-mods</path> on every
>+    upgrade.
>+  </li>
>+</ul>
>+
>+<p>
>+To rectify this situation <path>/etc/apache2/apache2-builtin-mods</path> has
>+been deprecated and migrated to the new <c>APACHE2_MODULES</c>
>+<c>USE_EXPAND</c> variable. To convert your custom module selection to the new
>+format use the following command:
>+</p>
>+
>+<pre caption="convert apache2-builtin-mods to APACHE2_MODULES">
>+$ <i>echo APACHE2_MODULES=\"$(sed '/^mod_/s/mod_$.*$\s\+$shared\|static$/\1/;t n;d;:n' /etc/apache2/apache2-builtin-mods)\" >> /etc/make.conf</i>
>+$ <i>rm /etc/apache2/apache2-builtin-mods</i>
>+
>+<comment>(You can now safely upgrade apache:)</comment>
>+$ <i>emerge -uvp '>=www-servers/apache-2.2.6-r4'</i>
>+</pre>
>+
>+<p>
>+Additionally to the new <c>APACHE2_MODULES</c> the local <c>USE</c> flags have
>+been cleaned up:
>+</p>
>+
>+<ul>
>+  <li>
>+    All MPM <c>USE</c> flags have been moved to the <c>APACHE2_MPMS</c>
>+    <c>USE_EXPAND</c> variable
>+  </li>
>+  <li>
>+    <c>no-suexec</c> is now <c>suexec</c>
>+  </li>
>+  <li>
>+    <c>static-modules</c> is now <c>static</c>
>+  </li>
>+</ul>
>+
>+<p>
>+For a detailed description of old and corresponding new <c>USE</c> flags see
>+<uri link="#use-2.2.6-r4">below</uri>.
>+</p>
>+
>+</body>
>+</section>
>+</chapter>
>+
>+<chapter id="upgrade-2.0.52-r3">
>+<title>Upgrading from &lt;2.0.52-r3</title>
>+
>+<section>
>+<title>Introduction</title>
>+<body>
>+
>+<p>
> The state of Apache and its modules in Gentoo was becoming dismal. There were a
> number of problems that caused support problems and made maintaining everything
> the Apache herd is responsible for difficult:
>@@ -57,12 +129,6 @@
> </ul>
> 
> <p>
>-The solution? The Apache herd was expanded, adding several new members, who 
>-worked together to create an eclass, update all the modules and fix a number 
>-of bugs.
>-</p>
>-
>-<p>
> This document details how to upgrade without breaking your system. If you are 
> a  developer or would like to know what we changed, or how ebuilds need to be 
> modified to take advantage of our eclass, then check the <uri 
>@@ -71,15 +137,12 @@
> 
> </body>
> </section>
>-</chapter>
>-
>-<chapter id="upgrade">
>-<title>Upgrade Instructions</title>
> <section>
>+<title>Upgrading</title>
> <body>
> 
> <p>
>-We have made many changes to how Apache works within Gentoo. Every package 
>+There have been many changes to how Apache works within Gentoo. Every package
> that is directly related to Apache needs to be updated and some things that 
> worked previously will no longer work.
> </p>
>@@ -200,8 +263,8 @@
> </section>
> </chapter>
> 
>-<chapter id="use">
>-<title>Apache supported USE-flags</title>
>+<chapter id="use-pre-2.2.6-r4">
>+<title>Supported USE-flags in &lt;2.2.6-r4</title>
> <section>
> <body>
> 
>@@ -215,98 +277,90 @@
> </p>
> 
> <table>
>-<tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <th>USE-flag</th>
>-  <th>Packages</th>
>   <th>Description</th>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <ti>apache2</ti>
>-  <ti>depend.apache eclass (all modules)</ti>
>   <ti>
>     Should always be set if using the Apache-2.0 line, should not be set if
>     using the Apache-1.3 line. The eclass uses this to determine what version 
>     of apache to depend on.</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>+  </tr>
>+    <tr>
>+    <ti>debug</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Enables a hook that allows external modules to plug in and do something
>+      after a child crashed. There are already two modules,
>+      <c>mod_whatkilledus</c> and <c>mod_backtrace</c> that make use of this
>+      hook.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>doc</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Install the Apache manual and configuration.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>ldap</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Install <c>mod_ldap</c> and <c>mod_auth_ldap</c>/<c>mod_authnz_ldap</c>.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>ssl</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Installs <c>mod_ssl</c>.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>mpm-itk</ti>
>+    <ti>Builds the <uri link="http://mpm-itk.sesse.net/">itk</uri> MPM</ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <ti>mpm-leader</ti>
>-  <ti>apache-2*</ti>
>   <ti>
>     Builds the <uri	
>     link="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/leader.html">leader</uri> 
>     MPM</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>mpm-metux</ti>
>-  <ti>apache-2*</ti>
>-  <ti>Builds the <uri link="http://www.metux.de/mpm/">metux</uri> MPM</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <ti>mpm-peruser</ti>
>-  <ti>apache-2*</ti>
>   <ti>
>     Builds the <uri link="http://www.telana.com/peruser.php">peruser</uri> MPM
>   </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <ti>mpm-prefork</ti>
>-  <ti>apache-2*</ti>
>   <ti>
>     Builds the <uri	
>     link="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/prefork.html">prefork</uri> 
>     MPM</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <ti>mpm-threadpool</ti>
>-  <ti>apache-2*</ti>
>   <ti>
>     Builds the <uri	
>     link="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/threadpool.html">threadpool</uri>
>     MPM</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <ti>mpm-worker</ti>
>-  <ti>apache-2*</ti>
>   <ti>
>     Builds the <uri	
>     link="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/worker.html">worker</uri> 
>     MPM</ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>no-suexec</ti>
>-  <ti>apache</ti>
>-  <ti>
>-    Disables building of the suexec module (for those that don't want a 
>-    potentially unsafe suid binary on their system)
>-  </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>   <ti>static-modules</ti>
>-  <ti>apache</ti>
>   <ti>
>     Statically links the modules into the apache binary, so that a 
>     LoadModule isn't required for loading the base modules into 
>     Apache.
>   </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>lingerd</ti>
>-  <ti>apache-1*</ti>
>-  <ti>
>-    Adds support for <uri   
>-    link="http://www.iagora.com/about/software/lingerd/">lingerd</uri>
>-  </ti>
>-</tr>
>-<tr>
>-  <ti>no-htdocs</ti>
>-  <ti>gentoo-webroot-default</ti>
>-  <ti>
>-    Disables installing the default webroot  into 
>-    <path>/var/www/localhost</path> so that custom files there are not 
>-    overwritten. Instead the webroot is installed into 
>-    <path>/usr/share/doc/gentoo-webroot-default-*/webroot/</path>.
>-  </ti>
>-</tr>
>+  </tr>
> </table>
> 
> <note>
>@@ -320,4 +374,523 @@
> </section>
> </chapter>
> 
>+<chapter id="use-2.2.6-r4">
>+<title>Supported USE-flags in 2.2.6-r4 and above</title>
>+<section>
>+<body>
>+
>+<p>
>+With the advent of <c>APACHE2_MODULES</c> a general cleanup of <c>USE</c> flags
>+was necessary. The following table lists supported <c>USE</c> flags for
>+<c>apache-2.2.6-r4</c> and above as well as their equivalent in previous
>+versions.
>+</p>
>+
>+<table>
>+  <tr>
>+    <th>USE-flag</th>
>+    <th>Old USE-flag</th>
>+    <th>Description</th>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>debug</ti>
>+    <ti>debug</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Enables a hook that allows external modules to plug in and do something
>+      after a child crashed. There are already two modules,
>+      <c>mod_whatkilledus</c> and <c>mod_backtrace</c> that make use of this
>+      hook.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>doc</ti>
>+    <ti>doc</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Install the Apache manual and configuration.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>ldap</ti>
>+    <ti>ldap</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Install <c>mod_ldap</c> and <c>mod_authnz_ldap</c>.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>ssl</ti>
>+    <ti>ssl</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Installs <c>mod_ssl</c>.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>static</ti>
>+    <ti>static-modules</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Statically links the modules into the apache binary, so that a
>+      LoadModule isn't required for loading the base modules into
>+      Apache.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>suexec</ti>
>+    <ti>no-suexec</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Install <c>mod_suexec</c> and the <c>suexec</c> helper binary.
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>threads</ti>
>+    <ti>threads</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Selects the default MPM if none is set in APACHE2_MPMS
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+</table>
>+
>+<p>
>+The following table lists supported <c>APACHE2_MPMS</c> as of
>+<c>apache-2.2.6-r4</c> and their corresponding previous local <c>USE</c> flag.
>+</p>
>+
>+<table>
>+  <tr>
>+    <th>Flag</th>
>+    <th>Old USE-flag</th>
>+    <th>Description</th>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>event</ti>
>+    <ti>mpm-event</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      An experimental variant of the standard worker MPM
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>itk</ti>
>+    <ti>mpm-itk</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Allows to run each virtual host under a separate uid and gid
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>peruser</ti>
>+    <ti>mpm-peruser</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Peruser is a working implementation of the perchild MPM allowing to run
>+      each apache child process as its own user and group, each handling its
>+      own set of virtual hosts
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>prefork</ti>
>+    <ti>mpm-prefork</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Implements a non-threaded, pre-forking web server
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>worker</ti>
>+    <ti>mpm-worker</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Multi-Processing Module implementing a hybrid multi-threaded
>+      multi-process web server
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+</table>
>+
>+<p>
>+The following table lists supported <c>APACHE2_MODULES</c> as of
>+<c>apache-2.2.6-r4</c>.
>+</p>
>+
>+<table>
>+  <tr>
>+    <th>Flag</th>
>+    <th>Description</th>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>actions</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides for executing CGI scripts based on media type or request method
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>alias</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides for mapping different parts of the host filesystem in the
>+      document tree and for URL redirection
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>asis</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Sends files that contain their own HTTP headers
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>auth_basic</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Basic authentication
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>auth_digest</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      User authentication using MD5 Digest Authentication
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authn_alias</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides the ability to create extended authentication providers based on
>+      actual providers
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authn_anon</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Allows "anonymous" user access to authenticated areas
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authn_dbd</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      User authentication using an SQL database
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authn_dbm</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      User authentication using DBM files
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authn_default</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Authentication fallback module
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authn_file</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      User authentication using text files
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authz_dbm</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Group authorization using DBM files
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authz_default</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Authorization fallback module
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authz_groupfile</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Group authorization using plaintext files
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authz_host</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Group authorizations based on host (name or IP address)
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authz_owner</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Authorization based on file ownership
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>authz_user</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      User Authorization
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>autoindex</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Generates directory indexes, automatically, similar to the Unix ls
>+      command
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>cache</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Content cache keyed to URIs
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>cern_meta</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      CERN httpd metafile semantics
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>charset_lite</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Specify character set translation or recoding
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>dav</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) functionality
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>dav_fs</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      filesystem provider for mod_dav
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>dav_lock</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      generic locking module for mod_dav
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>dbd</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Manages SQL database connections
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>deflate</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Compress content before it is delivered to the client
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>dir</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides for "trailing slash" redirects and serving directory index files
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>disk_cache</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Content cache storage manager keyed to URIs
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>dumpio</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Dumps all I/O to error log as desired
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>env</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Modifies the environment which is passed to CGI scripts and SSI pages
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>expires</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Generation of Expires and Cache-Control HTTP headers according to
>+      user-specified criteria
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>ext_filter</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Pass the response body through an external program before delivery to the
>+      client
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>file_cache</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Caches a static list of files in memory
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>filter</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Context-sensitive smart filter configuration module
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>headers</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Customization of HTTP request and response headers
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>ident</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      RFC 1413 ident lookups
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>imagemap</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Server-side imagemap processing
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>include</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Server-parsed html documents (Server Side Includes)
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>info</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides a comprehensive overview of the server configuration
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>log_config</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Logging of the requests made to the server
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>log_forensic</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Forensic Logging of the requests made to the server
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>logio</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Logging of input and output bytes per request
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>mem_cache</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Content cache keyed to URIs
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>mime</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Associates the requested filename's extensions with the file's behavior
>+      (handlers and filters) and content (mime-type, language, character set
>+      and encoding)
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>mime_magic</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Determines the MIME type of a file by looking at a few bytes of its
>+      contents
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>negotiation</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides for content negotiation
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>proxy</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      HTTP/1.1 proxy/gateway server
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>proxy_ajp</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      AJP support module for mod_proxy
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>proxy_balancer</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      mod_proxy extension for load balancing
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>proxy_connect</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      mod_proxy extension for CONNECT request handling
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>proxy_ftp</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      FTP support module for mod_proxy
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>proxy_http</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      HTTP support module for mod_proxy
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>rewrite</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides a rule-based rewriting engine to rewrite requested URLs on the
>+      fly
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>setenvif</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Allows the setting of environment variables based on characteristics of
>+      the request
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>speling</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Attempts to correct mistaken URLs that users might have entered by
>+      ignoring capitalization and by allowing up to one misspelling
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>status</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides information on server activity and performance
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>unique_id</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides an environment variable with a unique identifier for each
>+      request
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>userdir</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      User-specific directories
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>usertrack</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Clickstream logging of user activity on a site
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>version</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Version dependent configuration
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+  <tr>
>+    <ti>vhost_alias</ti>
>+    <ti>
>+      Provides for dynamically configured mass virtual hosting
>+    </ti>
>+  </tr>
>+</table>
>+
>+</body>
>+</section>
>+</chapter>
>+
> </guide>

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