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        Hence, any such option from the "httpd.conf" cannot be overridden by
        a "Config" rule.

        In Apache 2.2 at least up to 2.2.4 there is a bug that prevents
        "Config: AllowOverride Options" from working properly. The reason is
        an uninitialized variable that is by cause 0, see
        <http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/apache/dev/327770#327770>

    Call: string, ?@params?
        Well, the name suggests it is calling a subroutine. Assume you have
        several WEB applications running on the same server, say one
        application for each department. Each department needs of course
        some kind of authorization:

         #uri      blk ord action
         AUTH      0   0   Config: "AuthName \"$ARGV[0]\""
         AUTH      0   1   Config: 'AuthType Basic'
         AUTH      0   2   Config: 'AuthUserFile /etc/htaccess/user/'.$ARGV[1]
         /dep1     0   0   Call: qw/AUTH Department_1 dep1/
         /dep2     0   0   Call: qw/AUTH Department_2 dep2/

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such option from the C<httpd.conf> cannot be overridden by a C<Config> rule.

In Apache 2.2 at least up to 2.2.4 there is a bug that prevents
C<Config: AllowOverride Options> from working properly. The reason is an
uninitialized variable that is by cause 0, see
L<http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/apache/dev/327770#327770>

=item B<Call: string, ?@params?>

Well, the name suggests it is calling a subroutine. Assume you have several
WEB applications running on the same server, say one application for each
department. Each department needs of course some kind of authorization:

 #uri      blk ord action
 AUTH      0   0   Config: "AuthName \"$ARGV[0]\""
 AUTH      0   1   Config: 'AuthType Basic'
 AUTH      0   2   Config: 'AuthUserFile /etc/htaccess/user/'.$ARGV[1]
 /dep1     0   0   Call: qw/AUTH Department_1 dep1/
 /dep2     0   0   Call: qw/AUTH Department_2 dep2/

The C<AUTH> in the C<Call> actions refer to the C<AUTH> block list in the