: How to include/install mod_proxy_http.c on JustHost I'm using a service that requires a URL to be sent to their site so that it can return an HTML snapshot to Googles crawlers. In their .htaccess

I'm using a service that requires a URL to be sent to their site so that it can return an HTML snapshot to Googles crawlers. In their .htaccess code it has the line

<IfModule mod_proxy_http.c>

and it doesnt make it past that statement (implying that I dont have that module installed/enabled?) But the service says that most servers should have that installed. I tried contacting JustHost but havent received a response yet so was hoping you could help. I dont know much about this stuff so I dont know where to begin but on JustHosts cPanel it doesnt seem to let me into their httpd.conf which is where most resources are saying to fix this. It does however let me add things to the "Apache Handler" but frankly I have no idea how.

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I would be surprised if they had mod_proxy enabled on their shared hosting servers. The amount of abuse that would open them up to would be quite high.

If you are on your own VPS instance then you can simply log in as root and issue the "a2enmod proxy_http" on debian/ubuntu and then restart apache.
www.justhost.com/vps

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