How to setup Apache proxy server in Linux?

I am trying to setup Apache server on CentOS Linux as a proxy server to redirect client requests to other web servers.

I have setup the proxy server in httpd.log
CustomLog /var/log/httpd/access.log combined . But when I browse I get the error "404 Not Found" on the browser. Is it because I have not setup the IP address for the proxy server? Can anyone tell me how to setup a working proxy server? Your configuration looks fine, but you need to add the location you want to be proxied to in the proxypass directive. For example: ProxyPass /. See here for details.

How to configure reverse proxy in Ubuntu?

I have Apache running on port 80 and listening to all users.

Now I have a Django project sitting on /var/www/ with a WSGI configuration at apache2/sites-available/examplewsgi.e. Now I want to put another website (lets say blog.com) there. Is it possible? If so what do I need to change in apache config? Right now its setup so that everything gets redirected to localhost/~user/.22.45
. My Apache httpd conf looks like this. The reason why I want to separate those two configuration files is because I am working on my laptop but I want my blog to be visible when I am connected to the Internet (it would be good in case of some emergency).

What is ProxyPass Apache?

How to enable ProxyPass for Apache in IIS 7?

I'm trying to enable works fine without but not. There's no problem with page, when we remove the http://. I can't find any information about what IIS 7 does different from the previous versions. However it's important to remember that any request to will be proxied to. So if your IIS root page is located under you can either put the IIS 7 page into or setup an url for it to be proxied to.