RE: URL Rewriting in Apache anyone?

["Broadfoot, Kieran J" <Kieran.Broadfoot@xxxxxxx>]

If you are hiding behind a corporate firewall and they are only letting
port
80 through then you would need to consider implementing squid at home on
a
box and punting your url from mydomain.com to mydomain.dnsalis.org and
allowing squid to handle the redirects internal to your own network. 
Its
definitely possible but depends on your interest on building a squid
proxy
and linux/unix box at home. 

we can take this offlist if this of interest to you

k.

-----Original Message-----
From: BUTLER, Tony, FM [mailto:roaming@xxxxxxx] 
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] URL Rewriting in Apache anyone?

pants - I thought you might say that :-(
The problem is not my firewall, but the corporate firewall I must hide
behind :-(

> now if you are
> with Mr Bond and he is feeling generous you could use the 
> squid proxy server

hmmm....even assuming such generosity, I suspect Mr Bond is far too
busy
saving the world from terrorist plots etc to be able to implement :(
The description you gave does not suggest squid can do the port
redirection
bit, which is the main issue for me...... :-(

cheers,


T

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