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Deprecated the "Allow, Deny, and Order" directives #418
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…n .htaccess, in favor of the "Require" directive. Such servers would now be forced to load the "mod_access_compat" module to regain "Allow, Deny, and Order" (unlike pre-2.4). For w3tc's "Enable Compatibility Mode" to function correctly on servers that have upgraded i've put in the appropriate module condition check and corresponding directive.
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Apache v2.4+ has deprecated the "Allow, Deny, and Order" directives in .htaccess, in favor of the "Require" directive. Such servers would now be forced to load the "mod_access_compat" module to regain "Allow, Deny, and Order" (unlike pre-2.4). For w3tc's "Enable Compatibility Mode" to function correctly on servers that have upgraded i've put in the appropriate module condition check and corresponding directive.
Original fix for v0.9.4.x in the PR #24