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