example configure line.. does it actually make sense?

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Hello,


I have this configure line:
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=
                        --prefix=${HTTPD_DIR} \
                        --exec-prefix=${LOCALBASE} \
                        --sysconfdir=${CONFDIR} \
                        --with-apr=${LOCALBASE}/bin/apr-1-mt-config  \
                        --with-apr-util=${LOCALBASE}/bin/apu-1-mt-config \
                        --enable-ssl --with-ssl=/usr \
                        --with-mpm=prefork \
                        --with-program-name=httpd2 \
                        --enable-modules=all \
                        --enable-cache \
                        --enable-disk-cache \
                        --enable-proxy \
                        --enable-mods-shared=all \
                        --enable-suexec \
                        --with-suexec-caller=_apache2 \
                        --with-suexec-bin=${TRUEPREFIX}/sbin/suexec2 \
                        --with-suexec-logfile=/var/log/suexec2_log \
                        --with-pcre=${LOCALBASE}


After doing --enable-mods-shared=all \  and --enable-modules=all \  ..
does it actually make sense to enable specific modules like:
              --enable-cache \ --enable-disk-cache \  --enable-proxy \


Ive seen other similar examples.. but i want to understand if this
actually makes sense.

Thanks
David

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