mod_repository 0.3 review

mod_repository turns Apache into a content storage system with the benefit of storing just one copy of each file submitted to the rep

License:	GPL (GNU General Public License)
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Developer:	Brian Aker

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mod_repository turns Apache into a content storage system with the benefit of storing just one copy of each file submitted to the repository. Upon storing a file a user is given a unique token representing the file.

This can be used to create content servers which are abstracted from the filesystem. Files can be placed, retrieved, and deleted from the server.

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