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This document summarizes an instructor-led discussion on advanced Apache topics including virtual hosting, setting up name-based and IP-based virtual hosts, enabling server-side includes, and enabling CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripts. Key points covered include configuring Apache for virtual hosting using the VirtualHost directive, enabling CGI scripts through ScriptAlias, Options ExecCGI, and AddHandler directives, and examples of simple CGI scripts.
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