Re: PHP HTTP Forwarding / Port Translation
| From: | Ernest E Vogelsinger | Date: | Tue, 12 Nov 2002 23:01:19 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP HTTP Forwarding / Port Translation | ||
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At 23:00 12.11.2002, Mike MacDonald said:
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>Hi People ! (Diagram below in text)
Hi! I like your graphics, esp. the folded corner ;-)
>I'm interested in thoughts on how to effect the equivalent of Router
>Network Address Translation for a PHP page.
>
>The feature that are important are:
> o Can process forms
> o Can pass images
> o Can manage relative HREFs
> o Least invasive to the end user
>
>I've tried PHP Proxy and it works fine for basic pages but Scott
>thinks that it needs work to do forms.
>
>Along with this I'm just wondering if we can intercept the header at a
>low
>level and just simply rewrite the port -- or is this dumb thinking?
I'd either go with a _real_ NAT on the proxy host, or, if I must use PHP
for whatever reason (which will be slower than a kaernel-based NAT) I'd
think of using CUrl to transparently handle post data as well as URI-based
queries.
One last word - I hope the forms you are targetting remotely are your
own... "handling" foreign forms and web pages could be interpreted as
stealing; one might easily get into a copyright violation.
--
>O Ernest E. Vogelsinger
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