Default Apache dbm file type under Portal??

hi,
I'm trying to find out how Apache was compiled in the default Portal 9.0.2.6 install. In particular, I'm trying to use a hash file in combination with a RewriteMap for mod_rewrite use, but I need to know what type of HashFile Apache was compiled to be able to use.
Does anybody know the default type of db file Apache under Portal expects, or where I might find this information documented?
thanks....

Just for closure this issue has been resolved now. I did not change my PC, just reverted back to using XP for a while. Tried again on Win7 recently and the vids play back perfectly fine. Update from windows rather than adobe may have fixed it as Idid not recall an adobe update being installed.

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