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How to install the mod_auth_digest module for Apache?


1. Update your package lists for upgrades by opening Terminal and running the command: `sudo apt update`.

1. Install Apache2 by running the command: `sudo apt install apache2`.

1. After installing Apache2, enable mod_auth_digest by running the command: `sudo a2enmod auth_digest`.

1. To confirm mod_auth_digest is enabled, restart Apache2 by running the command: `sudo systemctl restart apache2`.

1. You can also verify the `mod_auth_digest` installation by visiting the modules directory of apache (default is `/etc/apache2/mods-enabled/`) and check the existence of ‘auth\_digest.load’. Use the command `ls /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ | grep auth_digest`to see if the file exists.

1. Lastly, apply changes in the configuration by restarting Apache with the command: `sudo service apache2 restart`.

Ensure all your other programming settings are correct for optimal use of the mod_auth_digest module. If you encounter issues, Apache offers extensive documentation and help files online.


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