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edit the httpd.conf and un-comment out the line for mod_proxy and it ill load fine.
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edit the httpd.conf and un-comment out the line for mod_proxy and it ill load fine.

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I need to add mod_proxy to my httpd.conf apache configuration; I tried to 'make_deinstall' and <br />
'make install ' again but I dont see mod_proxy loaded. I know/think its not loaded because I did not see it listed in httpd.conf where the rest of the 'mod_blank' files are; and also the reason I need it is becuase I need it for webmin as a proxy and when I restart apache or 'apachectl configtest' it gives me an error message saying it cannot accept 'proxypass' because it thinks the module is missing...;<br />
my options are to fix this probblem or does anyone recommend using the webmin server (i forgot its name) mainly this server is going to be a webserver....
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I need to add mod_proxy to my httpd.conf apache configuration; I tried to 'make_deinstall' and 
'make install ' again but I dont see mod_proxy loaded. I know/think its not loaded because I did not see it listed in httpd.conf where the rest of the 'mod_blank' files are; and also the reason I need it is becuase I need it for webmin as a proxy and when I restart apache or 'apachectl configtest' it gives me an error message saying it cannot accept 'proxypass' because it thinks the module is missing...;
my options are to fix this probblem or does anyone recommend using the webmin server (i forgot its name) mainly this server is going to be a webserver....

Want to add mod_proxy to httpd.conf

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