> On my Proxy server which connect to internet, both root and normal user > can surf the internet. But problem happen on my local PC. After I set the > Proxy server address and port on my local PC's browser, I found it always > shows the document under /var/www/htdocs whatever internet web address I > want to surf. I check the /var/www/logs/access_logs. It's OK that return > code is 200 though it always will find the /var/www/htdocs/image's gif file > and says OK also. (Pls. see my accesslog and errorlog file attached.) >
Um, the accesslog and errorlog are somewhat insufficient to determine the cause of your error. An httpd.conf file, and a slight explanation of what you are attempting to do would be nice. I assume, however, that you are trying to use Apache simply as a proxy server on an internal network for security purposes. To begin, have you check the docs? Do you have "ProxyRequests On" in your conf file? > Same thing has happened when I surf the internet as the local user on > proxy server and solved after I remove the ~local-user/.netscape directory > (cache directory). > This sounds like a Netscape cache problem, and is likely unrelated. > Is there something wrong? Somebody said the proxy server is not enabled > default in apache software so I have to recompile with some special > parameter. If you compiled Apache yourself, I would expect that you would have enabled the proxy. If you did not, most binary builds come with the proxy built as a part of the server, either as a DSO or built-in. I believe this to simply be a configuration issue. As an aside to members on the list, we may need a separate list to deal with proxy configuration issues, as mod-proxy-dev is not the place for this sort of query. Victor -- Victor J. Orlikowski | The Wall is Down, But the Threat Remains! ================================================================== [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
