I remember vaguely I had similar problem some time agou - solved it
using LWP
- Robert
Frank Wesemann wrote:
Hello list,
just to make sure I didn't miss something:
Am I right in the assumption that I can not make a Embperl subrequest
directly to a remote server?
I tried in myaction.ep:
Execute ( { inputfile => 'somestring',
subrequest => 'http://hidden.server.com/action/to/perform',
} )
But I got the error :
File does not exist: /path/to/myaction.ep/proxy:http:
My current workaround is now to have a ProxyPass Directive in httpd.conf:
ProxyPass /virt/action http://hidden.server.com/action/to/perform
and then in myaction.ep:
Execute ( { inputfile => 'somestring',
subrequest =>
'/virt/action/?'.Serialize(%fdat).Serialize(%udat),
} )
Despite the fact that this works, I' rather avoid this, because a) I
don't want to expose hidden.server to the public and
b) myaction.ep is somewhat sessioncontroled access restricted, what is
now lost.
Because now everboy can perform an
http://public.server.com/virt/action?data=to&foist=the_server.
Does anybody have an idea about that or am I doing something stupid here
Thanks
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