saving network bandwidth. MOD AUTH LDAP New module in Apache 2.0.41. This module allows an LDAP database to be used to store cre- dentials for HTTP Basic Authentication. A companion module, MOD LDAP provides applying directives to objects that do not reside in the filesystem (such as a webpage generated from a database), use . It is important to never use when trying to restrict access to objects source IP address in deciding from where to serve content. In addition, mod rewrite can use external database files or programs to determine how to handle a request. The rewriting engine is capable of performing

it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing API for managing database connections (including optimised strategies for threaded and unthreaded MPMs), while APR 1.2 and later provides the apr_dbd API for interacting with the database. New modules SHOULD

it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing API for managing database connections (including optimised strategies for threaded and unthreaded MPMs), while APR 1.2 and later provides the apr_dbd API for interacting with the database. New modules SHOULD

it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing API for managing database connections (including optimised strategies for threaded and unthreaded MPMs), while APR 1.2 and later provides the apr_dbd API for interacting with the database. New modules SHOULD

it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing API for managing database connections (including optimised strategies for threaded and unthreaded MPMs), while APR 1.2 and later provides the apr_dbd API for interacting with the database. New modules SHOULD

it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support MOD DBD, together with the apr dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap regcomp, ap regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing API for managing database connections (including optimised strate- gies for threaded and unthreaded MPMs), while APR 1.2 and later provides the apr dbd API for interacting with the database. New modules

it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing API for managing database connections (including optimised strategies for threaded and unthreaded MPMs), while APR 1.2 and later provides the apr_dbd API for interacting with the database. New modules SHOULD

form-based authentication. mod_session Enables the use of session state for clients, using cookie or database storage. mod_allowmethods New module to restrict certain HTTP methods without interfering with it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing

form-based authentication. mod_session Enables the use of session state for clients, using cookie or database storage. mod_allowmethods New module to restrict certain HTTP methods without interfering with it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing

form-based authentication. mod_session Enables the use of session state for clients, using cookie or database storage. mod_allowmethods New module to restrict certain HTTP methods without interfering with it. This dedicated worker could not be used again until the Keep Alive timeout was reached. SQL Database Support mod_dbd, together with the apr_dbd framework, brings direct SQL support to modules that regcomp, regexec and so on can be replaced by calls to ap_regcomp, ap_regexec. DBD Framework (SQL Database API) With Apache 1.x and 2.0, modules requiring an SQL backend had to take responsibility for managing