Alessandro Vernet wrote:
>
> Jochem Maas wrote:
>> if your using apache then you should look at the ProxyPass directive -
>> very hand,
>> STW or STA for more detailed info.
>>
>
> Jochem,
>
> I went this route. I agree, it is much simpler than trying to hack this in
> PHP.
it's rather a neat w
Jochem Maas wrote:
>
> if your using apache then you should look at the ProxyPass directive -
> very hand,
> STW or STA for more detailed info.
>
Jochem,
I went this route. I agree, it is much simpler than trying to hack this in
PHP.
Alex
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On 2/6/07, Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alessandro Vernet wrote:
> I would like to forward on the server side (also called "proxy" or
> "server-side redirect") some queries that get to my PHP script. A naive
> approach is to do:
>
> print(implode("", file("http://localh
Alessandro Vernet wrote:
> I would like to forward on the server side (also called "proxy" or
> "server-side redirect") some queries that get to my PHP script. A naive
> approach is to do:
>
> print(implode("", file("http://localhost:8090"; . $REQUEST_URI)));
>
> Where http://localhost:8090 is th
I would like to forward on the server side (also called "proxy" or
"server-side redirect") some queries that get to my PHP script. A naive
approach is to do:
print(implode("", file("http://localhost:8090"; . $REQUEST_URI)));
Where http://localhost:8090 is the address I want to proxy to. But of
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