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 m
On Wed, Jan 17, 2001 at 01:50:30PM +0100, Ola Muan wrote:
>
> We run IIS on Win2KServer as application server against Oracle inside
> our firewall. Now we want to provide to our customers the ability to
> access reports and such things on that IIS via the Internet.
>
> (..., ...)
>
... didn't
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 t
From: Ola Muan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 1:51 PM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Apache, SSL, proxy, etc.
Hello Debianers,
I'm in the situation of being the only lucky person in our company with
any knowledge of Linux. My skills aren't t
Hello Debianers,
I'm in the situation of being the only lucky person in our company with
any knowledge of Linux. My skills aren't too high, though. That's why I
would like to do some loud thinking about this case I'm working on, and
hopefully I'll get som answers to my questions from anyone with
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