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From: Ryan Becker <rhbecker@yahoo.com>
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Subject: possible to use digest rather than basic as authtype for
	mod_auth_dbm?
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I want to use a database for authentication to get the
performance advantage but i'm worried about using
basic as the authtype ... none of the documentation
i've been able to locate on mod_auth_dbm mentions the
possibility of using digest authentication ... is it
possible to have the best of both worlds?

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