486N/AThe directory structure for this level is as follows:

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1339N/Aaaa/

486N/A This directory contains modules dealing with authorization and

1339N/A authentication.

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486N/Aarch/

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919N/Acache/

919N/A This directory houses modules that implement file and data caching

919N/A capability.

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919N/Adav/

919N/A This directory houses modules that implement WebDAV functionality.

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919N/Aecho/

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919N/Aexperimental/

919N/A In this directory we've placed some modules which we think

919N/A provide some pretty interesting functionality, but which

919N/A are still in the early stages of development and could

919N/A evolve radically in the future. This code isn't supported

919N/A officially.

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486N/Afilters/

486N/A This directory houses modules that perform general inline data filtering.

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486N/Agenerators/

493N/A This directory houses modules that perform data generation functions.

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970N/Ahttp/

970N/A This directory houses modules that basic HTTP protocol implementation.

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970N/Aloggers/

1339N/A This directory houses modules that handle logging functions.

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1339N/Amappers/

486N/A This directory houses modules that handle URL mapping and

1351N/A rewriting.

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911N/Ametadata/

1351N/A This directory houses modules that deal with Header metadata.

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911N/Aproxy/

486N/A This houses the code for the proxy module for Apache.

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486N/Assl/

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1351N/Atest/

493N/A This directory houses modules which test various components

486N/A of Apache. You should not compile these into a production

970N/A server.

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970N/Atls/

486N/A This directory houses code for OpenSSL functionality.