Somebody else had this problem, but their resolution doesn't seem to
work for me:

http://groups.google.ie/group/comp.i...sbh_lwnCnoFVf1

Incredibly annoying: I've configured 2.0.54 with --enable-proxy, httpd
-l shows that it is present, yet I get "Invalid command
'ProxyRequests'" when I start up httpd.

There is no 'ClearModuleList' in my httpd.conf, and much googling
hasn't shed any light on why a compiled-in module wouldn't be
available.

Can anyhow me figure out how to diagnose this?

Many thanks,
Eric

On 21 Jun 2005 06:18:35 -0700, Eric Lennon Bowman <ebowman@boboco.ie> wrote:
> Somebody else had this problem, but their resolution doesn't seem to
> work for me:
>

(long url snipped)

> Incredibly annoying: I've configured 2.0.54 with --enable-proxy, httpd
> -l shows that it is present, yet I get "Invalid command
> 'ProxyRequests'" when I start up httpd.

Just to check.. Did you compile them statically or as shared modules?
Did mod_proxy_http get compiled as well (it should have with
--enable-proxy, but well, better safe than sorry)?

Cheers,
Tero

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Eric Lennon Bowman wrote:

> Can anyhow me figure out how to diagnose this?

What does "httpd -l" tell you about compiled-in modules?
If it's not compiled in, you'll need a LoadModule.

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Nick Kew