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The following page has been changed by slive: http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/PrivilegeSeparation The comment on the change is: Fix link ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ == Complete privilege separation using a reverse proxy == - If complete isolation of virtual hosts (or even particular URLs) is necessary, then the only real solution is to run a separate instance of Apache httpd for each host. When using IP-based virtual hosting, you can simply have each instance listen on a separate IP address. For name-based virtual hosting (or to isolate particular URLs with a virtual host), you can set up a reverse proxy server that dispatches requests to independent httpd instances on different ports. Full details are provided in [wiki:Recipes/Different_UserIDs_Using_Reverse_Proxy another recipe]. + If complete isolation of virtual hosts (or even particular URLs) is necessary, then the only real solution is to run a separate instance of Apache httpd for each host. When using IP-based virtual hosting, you can simply have each instance listen on a separate IP address. For name-based virtual hosting (or to isolate particular URLs with a virtual host), you can set up a reverse proxy server that dispatches requests to independent httpd instances on different ports. Full details are provided in [wiki:DifferentUserIDsUsingReverseProxy another recipe]. This solution is flexible, powerful, and very efficient (although the reverse proxy must double-process the http requests). It can, however, be complicated to configure for a large number of hosts.
