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Old 10-10-2007, 03:57 PM   #1
werfer
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ajaxterm with apache 1.3


Hi there,

I need to install Ajaxterm on an old HP-9000 running Apache 1.3. Since I cannot update to Apache 2, I have my problems, as most of the HowTos only talk about Apache 2.

I installed ajaxterm, which worked fine, and also installe mod_ssl, but according to the HowTo, I also need mod-proxy-html running to get everything up and running. However, I simply cannot find a way to do so. Anyone have any suggestions how I can get Ajaxterm running with Apache 1.3 (and make it safely accessible from outside)?

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