Hello, I'm trying to make Apache (1.3.9) act as a proxy-webserver. And this is the first time I configure Apache ever, so I'm way over my head here.
For those of you who recognize me from another post titled "Apache, SSL, proxy, etc" a few days ago, I can tell you that my case has changed a little. I've left out the SSL-part to be done by the IIS server. Is it possible to proxy https-requests to a SSL-webserver through a non-SSL Apache-server? How do I set this up? In my httpd.conf there is this line: LoadModule proxy_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/libproxy.so What's the difference between 'libproxy.so' and 'mod_proxy.c'? I've seen that libproxy.so support the same directives as mod_proxy does. But I haven't seen the difference/connection between the two module-types explained anywhere. (This might be a well-known, self-certain issue among experienced c-programmers, but I'm definitely not one of those.) I've seen examples where the AddModule-directive is used with ' *.c '-modules. Why is that? Is it possible to create a so-module from a c-module? Or do I have to load mod_proxy.c with the AddModule-directive? I've tried to use the ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse-directives without loading mod_proxy, and I don't get any error-mesages when I restart apache, but it does not work though. Can I use the Proxy*-directives within <Directory>-blocks in a VirtualHost? Any hints and suggestions appreciated! TIA! Best regards, Ola Muan [EMAIL PROTECTED] NB! Please reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED], since I can't cope with the heavy traffic on this list. Thanks. ********************************************************************** This footnote confirms that this email message has been swept by MIMEsweeper for the presence of computer viruses. **********************************************************************
