Quite a while ago now, I wrote a simple HTTP proxy in PHP that listens on
port
4887 by default. It is a single script, so it is pretty easy to follow,
and
you're welcome to check it out at http://protoscope.org/. It is probably a
better example than I could come up with here.
I've downloaded
--- Michael P. Carel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've downloaded your scripts and tried to test it on my server.
Please correct me if im doing it right. I've opened services and
port from the server to automatically run protoscope only during
acces in the given port (http:\\myserver.com:4887)
I
On Wednesday 16 July 2003 08:19, Michael P. Carel wrote:
Actually i want to create a server utility that can be administered through
web via a certain port, i'm afraid not to use php as an apache module
because the server might have an existing webserver installed, so i came
out into an idea
http://nanoweb.si.kz/
thanks for this link, it will helps me alot.
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Hi to all,
Is it possible to run php in the web running in a specified port without
installing apache in Linux?
Can anyone give a sample code for this? I'm searching this for a week
but i
really can find one. Please help us.
Regards,
Mike
Do you mean to host websites
--- Michael P. Carel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually i want to create a server utility that can be
administered through web via a certain port, i'm afraid not
to use php as an apache module because the server might have
an existing webserver installed, so i came out into an idea
to use php
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