mod_proxy_html was the module I was trying to build, and it turns out
that it requires Apache2.
So I ended up installing Apache2 from the OpenBSD port, as well as
libtools, and libxml.
I then was able to use apxs2 to compile mod_proxy_html.c into the
required .so, and loaded it
into Apache2 with
Dnia wtorek, 23 wrze6nia 2008 01:20, napisa3e6:
If so, it seems that the only remaining module I would need is
mod_proxy_html. Do I need to recompile httpd to get this this into the
build? (if so, how?) Or can I create a .so and just load it?
I think mod_prox_html is non-standard module. Have
Dnia wtorek, 23 wrze6nia 2008 01:20, Don Jackson napisa3:
If so, it seems that the only remaining module I would need is
mod_proxy_html. Do I need to recompile httpd to get this this into the
build? (if so, how?) Or can I create a .so and just load it?
I think mod_prox_html is non-standard
Hello,
I'd like to use an Apache module, mod_proxy_http to build a reverse-proxy, see:
http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies
This module requires the inclusion of several others, eg:
LoadModule proxy_module modules/mod_proxy.so
LoadModule proxy_http_module
I have some corrections and clarifications I need to make to this query:
1) The primary module I am trying to use/load is mod_proxy_html, which
in turn requires mod_proxy_http (among others)
2) for a while I forgot I needed to turn off the chroot feature, now
that I have, it looks like the
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