Compiling from source isn't the best path, if you're referencing the other
users@ post, no. You should use your distro's packages, unless you need a
very specific version.
That being said, the files from the main link are fine. It sounds like you
saved the web page:
https://apr.apache.org/downloa
I decided to install Apache by compiling from source since this is the way I
have always done it in the past and as noted in one response, it is nice to know
exactly what you are running.
I ran into the rather odd result that the Apache APR files are not valid.
Specifically, I downloaded the apr
Hi there,
I've tracked this down to the sources now. Did not find any obvious errors.
Following line numbers are those of version/tag 2.4.52.
However, it seems like in mod_proxy.c, lines 1402 to 1405,
´direct_connect´ is constantly set to TRUE, if and only if NoProxy is
set to my local domain
Hello Yann,
thanks for your comments :)
Hello,
On Fri, May 5, 2023 at 9:22 AM Carsten Klein wrote:
Important(?) side note: through DNS the server can only resolve
local/intranet names and addresses. The DNS refuses to resolve
external/Internet names and addresses.
Unless NoProxy contains
Compiling by hand should really be your last resort; distros provide means
to merge any changes needed to the configuration files. Some provide .new
files that you can diff, even.
Further, using the distro package means that you get security updates,
provided that you don't use an EOL release.
On
