Many thanks Aurelien. I will take a look over next few days and let you know
how i get on.
Frank
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> On 8 Nov 2013, at 09:16, Aurélien Terrestris wrote:
>
> Frank, httpd -l shows compiled-in modules but it's better to use DSO
> modules rather than compiled-in.
>
> To see w
On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 3:51 AM, Frank Roche wrote:
> Hi - I am a newbie to Apache and want to learn how to setup Apache as a
> reverse proxy server for Oracle e-Business Suite.
>
> I am following an Oracle document which details how to do this but the
> Apache version it uses is in the example is
Hello Frank,
Apache is very flexible and allows the installer (ie. you) to choose
which modules to compile statically into the httpd binary, which to
compile as loadable, external DSOs and which not to compile at all.
The very small list of compiled-in modules which you see are the bare
bones for
Frank, httpd -l shows compiled-in modules but it's better to use DSO
modules rather than compiled-in.
To see what DSO modules were compiled, you can check what's in your
modules directory.
To get a great Apache 2.4.X with DSO, you can compile like this :
'configure --prefix=yourinstalldir --enabl
Hi - I am a newbie to Apache and want to learn how to setup Apache as a
reverse proxy server for Oracle e-Business Suite.
I am following an Oracle document which details how to do this but the
Apache version it uses is in the example is httpd-2.0.54.tar.gz
I would like to use the latest version o
