joshua at slive
Dec 11, 2001, 9:24 AM
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> From: Michael Reutter [mailto:list [at] meinsenf]
> I use mod_rewrite as proxy:
> ^(.*)$ http://proxy/$1 [P]
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> example-request: "http://webserver/"
> apache fetches the result from "proxy", but there is written
> "proxy" in the host-header!!!
> I want apache write not "proxy" in the host-header, but "webserver"!
>
> any hint, which file to hack???
>
It sounds like what you really want is port-forwarding, rather than a proxy
server. Your OS can probably do that for you.
If you really want a hacked mod_proxy, the file to go at is probably
src/modules/proxy/proxy_http.c
The necessary changes look pretty simple.
Joshua.
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