Hi,
We haven't gotten this working but I think that we've made some progress in
diagnosing.
First of all, by comparing to a different, working configuration, what I
mentioned previously about the sequence of the two denies and the "Faking" log
message is probably a red herring. From that othe
On Tue, 10 May 2016 10:03:53 +0100
James Smith wrote:
> Setting up apache server-status module is always a good idea - as you
> can (try) and see the information about load/requests etc.
I have set it up but it doesn't help if Apache isn't serving pages.
> wp-cron.php is a wrapper script around
Hi everyone,
I have some trouble setting up a proxy to a backend server, which
itself is only accessible using another http proxy with authentication.
Required setup looks like this:
/backend -> user:pass@proxy:port -> backend/path
Access from was tested this way:
curl --proxy-basic
Setting up apache server-status module is always a good idea - as you
can (try) and see the information about load/requests etc.
wp-cron.php is a wrapper script around a whole system of potentially
complex functions which maintain the database (garbage collect etc) it
depends on what modules y
Hi all,
I have been experimenting with Apache2 since yesterday (newbie), and
while I am able to get Forward Proxy working, is the following possible:
Intranet-Client1 can access only www.google.com
Intranet-Client2 can access only www.gmail.com
...
...
and so on.
I found the ProxyBlock keyword,
