Apache HTTPD and Module API Versions
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The API_VERSION can be found by using either the mod_rewrite.c module, or the mod_info.c module. Here is how the mod_rewrite module defines it.
To find the Apache API Version, which tells us among other things the version of Apache being run, we can use the tricks detailed in the crazy advanced mod_rewrite tutorial to find it using .htaccess directives.
MODULE_MAGIC_NUMBERMODULE_MAGIC_NUMBER_MAJORMODULE_MAGIC_NUMBER_MINORMODULE_MAGIC_NUMBER_MAJOR.
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