For example on Ubuntu with pache/ installed you can use this command: $ apache2ctl -t -D DUMP_MODULES Loaded Modules: core_module (static) so_module (static) watchdog_module (static) http_module (static) To add the missing module(s), we suggest to refer to the official documentation of your web server. dding the Necessary Modules First step to configure the alternative web server is to ensure that the following pache modules are loaded in your web server: autoindex filter deflate mime setenvif status actions alias expires ssl rewrite cgid You can check if some of these modules are already loaded by default. Configuring your pache Web Server of 8ģ Use Your Own pache Web Server to Run pproved by: 2.1. Instructions below applies to Linux, but can be extended also to other platforms. Basic skills about pache installation and configuration are therefore requested. This requires however to configure the pache web server and NoMachine. It is possible to run the web player application also with an alternative pache web server. Such application is the web client GUI which permits users to run sessions in a browser. The minimal pache web server included in the NoMachine package, nxhtd, provides the necessary modules and is pre-configured to work with the 'nxwebplayer' application. Sessions on the Web NoMachine servers supporting connections via HTTP/HTTPS are designed to provide a fully integrated service to deploy sessions on the web which doesn't require additional software to be installed or manual configuration. Configuring NoMachine to Use your Web Server Introduction 1. Including Directives for the Web Player 3.

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Nomachine server configuration file