I don't require mod perl. I prefer postgresql as a db.

I'd like a production server that fits into my workflow, which is:

• develop on my development box (or just my home computer or laptop) and run test suite
• check in the changes into subversion (over ssh) on an existing internet accessible box.
• ssh to production box, update the working copy of the subversion branch and run the test suite on it (the tests run in this sandbox)
• update the production web server (think "make install")

Some modules I use are shown below (from my Makefile.PL):

  PREREQ_PM => {
      'Test::More'              => 0,
      'Log::Log4perl'           => 0.49,
      'Test::WWW::Mechanize'    => 0,
      'Test::HTML::Lint'        => 0,
      'Spreadsheet::WriteExcel' => 2.12,
      'Apache::TestMM'          => 0,
      'Template'                => 0,
      'CGI::Application'        => 4.0,
      'CGI::Application::Plugin::TT' => 0,
      'HTML::Tidy'              =>1.08,
      'Test::HTML::Tidy'        =>1.00,
    },
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