[ANNOUNCE] new mod_proxy_add_forward.c

[Ask Bjoern Hansen <as...@valueclick.com>]

My amusingly simple and amazingly useful (if I may say so) Apache
module just got an incredible small update. :-)

If you didn't know it's used in a mod_proxy/mod_perl combo setup as
described at http://perl.apache.org/guide/scenario.html#mod_proxy

Before it just forwarded the original IP from the mod_proxy
processes and if you wanted to use VirtualHosts you had to do funny
tricks on the backend. Not anymore, or rather: You can do different
funny tricks. 

mod_proxy_add_forward.c now forwards the original Host: header and
$r->server_name from the mod_proxy process in the X-Host and
X-Server-Name headers.

  http://develooper.com/code/mpaf/

Of course, the code might not work at all. In that case please send
me a mail (preferably with a patch :-) )


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A query regarding the common Parser

[Rajesh Mathachan <ma...@qlcomm.com>]

Hi all ,

I need to parse different url's to get the details of the medical sites and
put it into my database and generate
the newsite , I am using perl for getting the pages and parsing the data in
all the pages and this seems to be semi manual kinda
stuff, i need to see the page and then write the parser can anybody suggests
any better way
thanks and regards
Rajesh Mathachan


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