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    40 <a name="apache-modules"></a><h4>What are Apache Modules?</h4>
       
    41 <p>An Apache module can enable operating system specific optimizations, manage how requests are
       
    42 handled by the server, and define other important parameters. Most virtual hosts will
       
    43 not need any custom modules added. These hosts can rely on the default
       
    44 modules. Currently, the default modules are in <tt>/etc/apache2/2.2/conf.d/modules-[32|64]</tt>. Occasionally, a virtual host needs to
       
    45 use some custom functionality not included in the Apache core module set. For
       
    46 example, a virtual host may have extensive dynamic content written in PHP. To
       
    47 get the Apache service to handle this content properly, the <tt>mod_php</tt> module would need
       
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    50 <p>From the Custom Modules popup, you can add or delete an Apache module.
       
    51 Each module entry includes a name and the name of a shared library
       
    52 file associated with it. Each name must be unique.</p>
       
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