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Add documentation to setup netrc when using proxy with private repositories. (#712)

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* changed base to use 1.11-alpine and addded GO111MODULE=on to environment

* change go build to be one line with modules on

* add vcs systems that were in original stretch image

* created multistage build with copy from and path environment update

* added env GO111MODULE=on

* add and run create default, prereq bash installed, moved go binary, created GOROOT path

* update to preferred docker entry point and shorter config path

* added fossil and info to links for compare of VCS

* Add section to Authenticate via .netrc

Authenticate private repositories via .netrc on Docker Image

* Update to simplify text

changed to simplify and add defaults for Athens
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@@ -70,3 +70,20 @@ Private module filters are string globs that tell the proxy what is a private mo
### Exclude Lists for Public Modules ### Exclude Lists for Public Modules
Exclude lists for public modules are also globs that tell the proxy what modules it should never download from the registry. For example, the string `github.com/arschles/**` tells the proxy to always return `404 Not Found` to clients. Exclude lists for public modules are also globs that tell the proxy what modules it should never download from the registry. For example, the string `github.com/arschles/**` tells the proxy to always return `404 Not Found` to clients.
## Authenticate private repositories via .netrc
1. Create a .netrc file that looks like the following:
`machine <ip or fqdn>`
`login <username>`
`password <user password>`
2. Tell Athens through an environment variable the location of that file
`NETRC=<location/to/.netrc>`
3. Athens will copy the file into the home directory. Alternatively, if the host of the Athens server already has a .netrc file in the home directory, then authentication should work out of the box.