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Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy's clients. mod_sed An advanced replacement the responder designated in the client certificate itself. mod_ssl now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. mod_cache can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, mod_cache directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL

Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy's clients. mod_sed An advanced replacement the responder designated in the client certificate itself. mod_ssl now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. mod_cache can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, mod_cache directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL

Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy's clients. mod_sed An advanced replacement the responder designated in the client certificate itself. mod_ssl now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. mod_cache can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, mod_cache directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL

HTML Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy’s clients. MOD SED An advanced replacement responder designated in the client certificate itself. MOD SSL now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. MOD CACHE can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, MOD CACHE directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL

HTML Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy’s clients. MOD SED An advanced replacement responder designated in the client certificate itself. MOD SSL now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. MOD CACHE can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, MOD CACHE directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL

Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy's clients. mod_sed An advanced replacement the responder designated in the client certificate itself. mod_ssl now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. mod_cache can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, mod_cache directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL

Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy's clients. mod_sed An advanced replacement the responder designated in the client certificate itself. mod_ssl now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. mod_cache can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, mod_cache directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL

Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy's clients. mod_sed An advanced replacement the responder designated in the client certificate itself. mod_ssl now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. mod_cache can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, mod_cache directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL of

Formerly a third-party module, this supports fixing of HTML links in a reverse proxy situation, where the backend generates URLs that are not valid for the proxy's clients. mod_sed An advanced replacement the responder designated in the client certificate itself. mod_ssl now also supports OCSP stapling, where the server pro-actively obtains an OCSP verification of its certificate and transmits that to the in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. mod_cache can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, mod_cache directives can now be set per directory, instead of per server. The base URL of