hi all,
i've two boxes:
www.boxA.com
www.boxB.com
they are on different 'real' IPs on different subnets.
boxA has an Apache server, listening on port 80 as www.boxA.com, that i neither
control nor can configure ...
boxB runs an Apache server, listening on port XXXX as www2.boxB.com:xxxx, that
i fully control.
i've set up a PAGE REDIRECT at www.boxA.com/index.html that points to
http://www.boxB.com:xxxx/index.html.
i'd like to RESTRICT ACCESS to boxB to ONLY those visitors that come from/thru
the www.boxA.com redirction ... i.e., direct connects to
<http://www.boxB.com:xxxx/index.html> would be rejected.
also, i'd like to 'hide' the www.boxB.com:xxxx url/port from the average user
... displaying only the www.boxA.com 'identity'.
is this (1) possible, and (2) something that i should best control/restrict in
Apache's config or .htaccess, or in html/php/etc/page source?
thx for any pointers!
cheers,
richard
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