Upgrade Apache HTTP Proxy manually (Windows)
To upgrade Apache HTTP Proxy to the most recent version, follow the steps below.
1.Back up the following files:
•C:\Program Files\Apache HTTP Proxy 2.[x.xx]\conf\httpd.conf
•C:\Program Files\Apache HTTP Proxy 2.[x.xx]\bin\password.file
•C:\Program Files\Apache HTTP Proxy 2.[x.xx]\bin\group.file
2.Stop the ApacheHttpProxy service by opening an admnistrative command prompt and executing the following command:
sc stop ApacheHttpProxy
3.Download the Apache HTTP Proxy installer file from ESET download site and extract its contents to C:\Program Files\Apache HTTP Proxy 2.[x.xx]\. During the extraction overwrite the existing files.
4.Navigate to C:\Program Files\Apache HTTP Proxy 2.[x.xx]\conf, right-click httpd.conf, from the context menu and select Open with > Notepad.
5.Add the following code at the bottom of httpd.conf:
ServerRoot "C:\Program Files\Apache HTTP Proxy 2.[x.xx]" |
6.If you set a username/password to access your Apache HTTP Proxy (Apache HTTP Proxy installation topic), replace the following block of code:
<Proxy *> |
with this one (found in your backed-up httpd.conf file you backed up in step 1):
<Proxy *> |
If there were other customizations made to httpd.conf file in the previous installation of Apache HTTP Proxy, copy the configuration modifications from the backed-up httpd.conf file to the new (upgraded) httpd.conf file. |
7.Save your changes and start the ApacheHttpProxy service by executing the following command in an administrative command prompt:
sc start ApacheHttpProxy
8.Update the version in the service description.
sc description ApacheHttpProxy "Apache/2.4.43"
9.Test the connection to Apache HTTP Proxy by accessing the following URL in your browser:
http://[IP address]:3128/index.html
See the Apache HTTP Proxy log files if you need to troubleshoot an issue.