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Hello!

According to http://cri.ensmp.fr/~coelho/mod_macro/#download mod_macro 1.1.6
(in FreeBSD ports, marked as USE_APACHE=20+) is for apache 2.0, for apache
2.2 is mod_macro 1.1.10 (currently not in ports). I'd like to add
www/mod_macro22 to ports tree and actively maintain it. In this case is it a
good idea to make www/mod_macro2 (1.1.6) only for apache 2.0 as stated by
it's author (after adding mod_macro22 to ports)? What are your thoughts in
this topic?

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Best regards,
Lukasz Wasikowski