Max wrote:
> * Jens B. Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04/22/99 16:19] wrote:
> > Your friend should probably just set his browser preferences to use
> > your web server as proxy for all requests. In order to do what you
> > describe below you'd have to modify the actual html in the stream to
> > c
* Jens B. Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04/22/99 16:19] wrote:
> Your friend should probably just set his browser preferences to use
> your web server as proxy for all requests. In order to do what you
> describe below you'd have to modify the actual html in the stream to
> change the links or the
Your friend should probably just set his browser preferences to use your web
server as proxy for all requests. In order to do what you describe below you'd
have to modify the actual html in the stream to change the links or the target
site would have to use *only* relative links.
Max wrote:
> I'm
I'm trying to set up my Apache server to act as a proxy for certain
requests and I'm not getting the desired behavior. Over here, we can
connect to a remote http server that allows access based on IP
addresses (and we have been granted access). The problem is that one
of my users connects remotel
4 matches
Mail list logo
