Subject: Re: Apache as a proxy server
From: Brian Mayton (bmayton@mac.com)
Date: Thu Dec 20 2001 - 18:33:55 MST
Yes, I'm using the YDL-supplied Apache, and I'm pretty sure the mod_proxy
isn't there.
If I do compile my own, are there good instructions for upgrading somewhere?
I am currently using it pretty heavily and can't afford to have it down for
long.
Couldn't I just download the correct binary and install *just* mod_proxy?
If so, which binary do I need (I didn't see any PPC binaries at apache.org)
and which files do I need to install/where do I put them?
On 12/20/01 4:59 PM, "Graham Leggett" <minfrin@sharp.fm> wrote:
> Brian Mayton wrote:
>
>> I looked up ProxyPass in the Apache documentation and it looks like it will
>> do what I want it to do. However, after I put the ProxyPass and
>> ProxyPassReverse lines into my config, I get an error that says they're not
>> understood and that they weren't handled by any modules. I scrolled back up
>> to where all the modules are defined, and mod_proxy.c was commented out. I
>> tried uncommenting it, but it said something to the effect of 'can't find
>> the module.' Where can I get mod_proxy and how do I install it?
>
> mod_proxy is usually included in most binary installations of Apache
> (are you using the YDL supplied Apache, or did you build it yourself?) -
> usually as a module.
>
> You need to uncomment the AddModule line corresponding to mod_proxy, as
> well as the line with mod_proxy.c in it. The first option adds the
> module, the second option governs what order the modules run in.
>
> Regards,
> Graham
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