filtering mod_proxy output

[Charles Bueche <ch...@bueche.ch>]

Hi all,

I want to implement a transparent reverse proxy, to export an intranet web
server to the Internet.

I know about the ProxyPass friends, but with such a mapping :

	ProxyPass /toto		http://intra.company.com

the returned HTML page contains links that must be filtered (IMG SRC,
etc).

My original attempt was to create a Content Handler to filter the HTML
flow (add "/toto" on all links), but apparently, I can't hook my handler
after mod_proxy. Is there a way to realize this ?

The O'Reilly book mention writing my own proxy. Or would Apache 2.0
filters solve this in an elegant way ?

Thanks for any hint,

Charles
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Charles Bueche <ch...@bueche.ch>
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Re: filtering mod_proxy output

[Drew Taylor <dr...@drewtaylor.com>]

At 04:25 PM 5/14/02 +0200, Charles Bueche wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I want to implement a transparent reverse proxy, to export an intranet web
>server to the Internet.
>
>I know about the ProxyPass friends, but with such a mapping :
>
>         ProxyPass /toto         http://intra.company.com
>
>the returned HTML page contains links that must be filtered (IMG SRC,
>etc).

Read up on the ProxyPassReverse directive of mod_proxy. This will do 
exactly what you are looking for.

Drew

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