Does anybody know how to alter the destination of a CONNECT transaction
(in this case "secure proxy" request) in mod_perl?
$r-uri("newplace:newport") in a Trans handler doesn't seem to do it.
We have a rather unusual proxying scheme.
In normal operation, our server has all of the slave applications' DNS
pointing to itself. Browsers are not configured to proxy. After
authentication and access control, it converts the "local" reference to
a proxy to the real server (like the wAMPC
We're using Apache/modperl as a fairly sophisticated single-signon front
end for multiple web servers.
I'm trying to put metrics in to log timings of parts of the process.
Eg: elapsed times during authentication, authorization etc.
Is there any way to time how long a translated-to-proxy
The Ticket handling code in the Eagle Book shows how you can use
redirects and cookies to remember where the user wanted to go. After
authenticating, you redirect the user back to where they were trying to
go.
Which works, as long as you don't have to remember more than the URL the
user
Vladislav Safronov wrote:
http://vlad.narod.ru/contract.html
is it really looks like a usual thing?
Fairly usual, once read carefully and you realize that they're only
claiming inventions that relate to them/resourced by them - the rest is
disclosure, in an attempt to forestall any future
Doug MacEachern wrote:
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Chris Lewis wrote:
It works to proxy the HTTP to the system fine, however, POST parameters
seem to get mangled and/or truncated.
they should get passed through by mod_proxy, provided nobody else has read
the POST data first.
When I try
I figured out what it was. One of the $r-header_in() was trying to
insert an Authorize header, and I didn't notice that base64_encode()
tacks on a newline.
After Apache core got thru with it, it ended up looking like:
Authorize: Basic \n
\r\n
\r\n
I'm writing a perl trans handler to invoke mod_proxy for non-proxy
requests.
Stronghold 3 on Solaris 2.6, server announces:
Stronghold/3.0 Apache/1.3.12 C2NetEU/3011 (Unix) PHP/3.0.16
mod_ssl/2.6.4 OpenSSL/0.9.5a mod_perl/1.22
I'm essentially using the code from page 371 of the Eagle book
