No option. I need to collect URLs to get them
further processed. Moreover, I can't ensure, that
a proxy is available on the target system.
Meanwhile, I found out, that 'the proxy' protocol
is very simple. Thus, some line of my HTTP-Server
socket connection should work immediately.
Am 06.03.2006 um 09:59 schrieb Yves Vindevogel:
Why re-invent the wheel ??
Take a look at the proxies in Linux, they are all open source.
There are even distro's that do nothing but router/proxy. You can
boot them from a Live CD.
I use IPCOP, which is a nice thing as a personal firewall / proxy.
(I did install it to HD)
Stefan Pantke wrote:
I need to collect URLs which a browser submitted.
Although I have working web-server code, I never reviewed
options to implement a proxy server. Although this might be
simple, I'd be happy to read some code regarding this.
Any web-proxy server code around there?
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