Hi, Thanks for reply and suggestion. Unfortunately I'm not able to replace our existing Apache, since there are some special configurations concerning an existing web-based customer support system that I can't screw up (I'm sure it is possible to fix it, but I'm no master of this art, and I need to get this to work as soon as possible).
After I wrote to this mailing list yesterday, I managed to talk the firewall administrator to open the firewall for external traffic through port 443. I think this is OK, since we know all the IP-adresses from which the customers will access the application, and will be able to stop everyone else with a regular proxy back in the DMZ. Do I have to install Apache-SSL (or mod_ssl) anyway, since I need the Apache to listen to port 443? Which proxy should i choose, Squid or mod_proxy? -- Med vennlig hilsen, Ola Muan talk2me system Et selskap i Paintbox Gruppen AS Drammensveien 130 0277 OSLO Telefon: 22 54 15 82 (direkte) Telefax: 22 54 15 01 E-post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Besøk oss gjerne på http://www.talk2me.no !
