Projects tagged ‘apache’, ‘c’, and ‘module’

The WSO2 Identity Server is an open source identity & entitlemment management server having support for Information Cards, OpenID & XACML. 1. Entitlement Engine with XACML 2.0 support. 2. Claim ... [More] based Security Token Service. 3. Information Cards provider supporting Managed Information Cards backed by user name / password and self-issued cards. 4. Information cards support for SAML 1.1/2.0. 5. OpenID Provider. 6. Multi-factor authentication with Information Cards 7. Extension points for SAML assertion handling. 8. XMPP based multi-factor authentication. 9. Improved User Management. 10. Claim Management. 11. User Profiles and Profile Management. 12. XKMS. 13. Separable front-end & back-end - a single front-end server can be used to administer several back-end servers. [Less]

Apache Module mod_interval_limit OverviewApache2 module that provide rule-based interval counter limits of connections per client News2009/11/30 version 1.0.0 released 2009/11/08 Initial Commit ... [More] DocumentationPrerequisites Build and Install Configuration Directives Sample Configuration Logging Threshold Exceeded Rules Application Sample DownloadsReleased packages: downloads page Current source code: http://github.com/yokawasa/mod_interval_limit/tree/master Questions, ProblemsFeel free to email me (yokawasa at gmail dot com) if you have any questions. Or always welcome if you have ideas for improvements or even patches! In addition, if you find any problems, please report them as a new issue. see current issues. AuthorsYoichi Kawasaki [Less]

Apache Module mod_count_memcookie Overviewmod_count_memcookie is Apache module to provide a counter with cookies to see how many times a user visited a site in a certain period of time. The counter ... [More] is stored in memcached, and the user's cookie string is used as the key to identify the user's counter. Every time the user hit the site, the user's counter is retrieved from memcached by specifying the user cookie string, and is stored back again after the counter is incremented. If the counter does not exist in memcached, then the counter is initialized to 1. As one of prerequisites of mod_count_memcookie, it needs to be used in conjunction with a cookie creating module, such as mod_usertrack, or some other substitution applications since it uses the user's cookie string for the identification of the user and its' counter value stored in memcached. On the plus side, it allows more than one Apache server to share the same cached data, thus fits very much in scale-out architecture system. In addtion, the counter info can be applied for simple spam proxy server by, for example, blocking the user with over the counter limit of the site. ※ For mod_count_memcookie-2.0.0 or up, memcached-1.4.0 or up, which implements binary protocol, is highly recommended for performance reason. News2009/11/28 version 2.0.0 released 2009/7/2: migrate svn repository to github 2009/1/31 : version 1.0.1 released 2009/1/24 : version 1.0.0 released DocumentationPrerequisites Build and Install Configuration Directives Sample Configuration Logging Counter Info Application Sample DownloadsReleased packages: downloads page Current source code: http://github.com/yokawasa/mod_count_memcookie/tree/master Questions, ProblemsFeel free to email me (yokawasa at gmail dot com) if you have any questions. Or always welcome if you have ideas for improvements or even patches! In addition, if you find any problems, please report them as a new issue. see current issues. AuthorsYoichi Kawasaki [Less]

Apache Module mod_log_slow Overviewmod_log_slow is Apache module to provide measures of the time period used for handling each request by the current process. Logging is done after processing a ... [More] request if the request takes more than certain period of time that you specifiy. The idea of mod_log_slow comes from MySQL's slow-query-log, and its logging logic is partially based on mod_log_forensic and mod_log_config News2009/6/27: version 1.0.6 released modified slow_log format add LogSlowTimeFormat Directive to support add LogSlowBufferedLogs Directive to support (Only apache2 supports) 2009/6/24: migrate svn repository to github 2009/4/4 : version 1.0.5 released add Apache1.3 version of module: mod_log_slow13.c 2009/2/22 : version 1.0.4 released add "EOF" (\n) on fprintf format of debug message * see also Changelog for more detail DocumentationBuild and Install Configuration Directives Logging Format Sample Configuration DownloadsReleased packages: downloads page Current source code: http://github.com/yokawasa/mod_log_slow/tree/master Questions, ProblemsFeel free to email me (yokawasa at gmail dot com) if you have any questions. Or always welcome if you have ideas for improvements or even patches! In addition, if you find any problems, please report them as a new issue. see current issues. AuthorsYoichi Kawasaki [Less]

mod_telemetry keeps track of all URLs on your site and how long it takes your server to deliver each request. It reports these by using a status handler (like /server-status) to display real-time ... [More] status information about the performance of your site. It is extremely useful in optimizing back-end processes (for example, when connecting to Java, FastCGI, or Ruby back-ends) to identify when specific pages are performing slowly. Because it runs in the server, it's able to show end-to-end performance on each request It requires that mod_status be enabled to work. [Less]

1. Use linux, apache and process(prefer c) implements RESTful web service(prefer JSON data structure) 2. Use xhtml, css and javascript implement client side pages.