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@- USE_APACHE=yes is deprecated
- WITH_APACHE2=yes is deprecated
- Seems to work just fine on amd64
- Convert to AP_FAST_BUILD/AP_GENPLIST
- only for www/apache20
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  When you install an apache module via ports or packages, ideally
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@Add mod_log_data 0.0.3, module for Apache 2.0 to log incoming and
outgoing data.

mod_log_data is a module for Apache 2.0, logging incoming and outgoing
data.
This module can be used for debug or for security.
This beta version include one filter dumping the POST data for an
incoming request, and a filter dumping the outgoing data.

WWW: http://loghttp.sourceforge.net/

PR:		ports/57661
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