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- WITH_APACHE2 is deprecated
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@Add mod_authenticache 2.0.6,

As HTTP is a relatively stateless protocol, each request generates an
authentication attempt. While this is cheap when authenticating against dbm or
htpasswd files, it can get very expensive when running against a Windows
domain controller, ACE server, or other networked database, particularly on
image-rich pages and FancyIndexes from mod_autoindex.

mod_authenticache provides a secure method of caching credentials in order to
more efficiently serve in these situations.

WWW: http://killa.net/infosec/mod_authenticache/

PR:		57964
Submitted by:	Clement Laforet <sheepkiller@@cultdeadsheep.org>
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