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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Installed Modules Query

Many thanks Aurelien. I will take a look over next few days and let you know=
 how i get on.=20

Frank

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> On 8 Nov 2013, at 09:16, Aur=C3=A9lien Terrestris <aterrestris@gmail.com> w=
rote:
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> Frank, httpd -l shows compiled-in modules but it's better to use DSO
> modules rather than compiled-in.
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> To see what DSO modules were compiled, you can check what's in your
> modules directory.
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> To get a great Apache 2.4.X with DSO, you can compile like this :
> 'configure --prefix=3Dyourinstalldir --enable-mods-shared=3D'most'
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> As Oracle suggests you a "security" configuration, you can add their
> recommendations to the previous line
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> Also, Apache 2.4 configuration script is bugged and the "enable"
> modules give a commented LoadModule in httpd.conf (see
> https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D55711 ) . So you
> can apply this patch or edit httpd.conf in order to remove the # of
> the  modules you listed  (ssl setenvif proxy ...)
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> 2013/11/8 Frank Roche <fcroche@talktalk.net>:
>> 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.
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>> 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
>>=20
>> I would like to use the latest version of Apache so I can take advantage o=
f
>> latest bug fixes, enhancements and security fixes - the version I have
>> installed is httpd-2.4.6.tar.gz
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>> The Oracle document says that once Apache is installed I should be able t=
o
>> do the following to confirm the modules in use :-
>> $ ./httpd -l
>> Compiled in modules:
>> core.c
>> mod_access.c
>> mod_auth.c
>> mod_log_config.c
>> mod_headers.c
>> mod_setenvif.c
>> mod_proxy.c
>> proxy_http.c
>> mod_ssl.c
>> prefork.c
>> http_core.c
>> mod_mime.c
>> mod_dir.c
>> mod_rewrite.c
>> mod_so.c
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>> They suggest this is achieved with the following configure command :-
>> ./configure -prefix /dmz \
>> --enable-ssl \
>> --enable-setenvif \
>> --enable-proxy \
>> --enable-proxy_http \
>> --enable-headers \
>> --enable-rewrite \
>> --enable-so \
>> --disable-charset-lite \
>> --disable-include \
>> --disable-env \
>> --disable-status \
>> --disable-autoindex \
>> --disable-asis \
>> --disable-cgi \
>> --disable-negotiation \
>> --disable-imap \
>> --disable-actions \
>> --disable-userdir \
>> --disable-alias
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>> My Problem:
>> However when I configure and make my  version and run the same httpd -l
>> command, I get a far smaller subet of modules.
>> I have tried to use the  configure command oracle provided and also the
>> --enable-load-all-modules directive in the configure command as follows
>> ./configure --enable-load-all-modules
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>> Whichever way I do, the list command still gives me as follows :-
>> # ./httpd -l
>> Compiled in modules:
>>  core.c
>>  mod_so.c
>>  http_core.c
>>  event.c
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>> This list is significantly different ( smaller) than the list the Oracle
>> document suggests.  I have looked through the documentation and help on t=
he
>> configure command and I believe I am doing the right thing.
>> I get that this may well be because they are different versions but can
>> someone confirm this for me please  - or am I missing something more
>> fundamental?
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>> Thanks in advance
>> Frank
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>>=20
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