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[dellama13]

Good day all,

I am sorry to dredge up an old topic but this seems like the best choice for my situation. I need a solution to reveal the client remote_addr after proxy server has handed it back to apache and I think this may work. However, I downloaded the prebuilt modules and apache 2.2.22 will not start with it enabled. May I have some help with this? or a new build? I tried building it on my own machine but I am not a developer or really that smart.
Server 2008 R2 Enterprise(X64), Apache 2.2.22 w/ openssl .98. I greatly would appreciate any assistance and thank you!

[mario]

it might be the issue that you use apache from apache.org and try to load the module from our page?
Since we use a newer compiler than apache.org modules from use won't load into apache from apache.org

[dellama13]

That could be, I suppose I am a bit SOL then? I will try to build on a linux machine that has apache, perhaps that will be a proof enough concept to switch over.

Thanks

[mario]

Nope, you can just download apache from our page and use the module. Easier than building it yourself.
You can use your existing config. just replace the binaries.

[dellama13]

Spiffy, Thank you Mario. That did work.

Is it possible to force mod_rpaf or apache to only use ipv4 and not ipv6? I just hosed our application

[mario]

mod_rpaf can't do that. But apache can. Change the Listen 80 to __YOUR_IPv4__:80 than the client has to connect via IPv4 (AFAIK).