- From: Orjan Reinholdsen <orjan@spinne.ip.lu>
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1997 15:05:18 +0000
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Hello! I have a fairly weird question for you Jigsaw experts! Is it possible to set up Jigsaw in such a way that it acts as a kind of half-proxy for another (hidden) WWW server? With half proxy I mean that: 1) The user should not set up Jigsaw as a "normal" proxy in his browser configuration. In stead, from the client point of view, it will look like Jigsaw is the real server accessed. 2) The real server runs behind Jigsaw and will get all its request forwarded, in a normal proxy manner, from Jigsaw. It should only accept request from Jigsaw, and nowhere else. So if a client requests http://jigsaw.server.somewhere/bla/blabla.html it would first go to Jigsaw that in turn goes to its backend hidden server at http://hidden.server.somewhere/bla/blabla.html and fetches and relays the response back to the client. The reason for this is A) I want to impelemnt some ACL stuff on the Jigsaw server, before the request is served (as a filter). and B) I would like to offer to our clients that they don't have to switch WWW server. So I just put Jigsaw in front of their server. So what do you say? Possible or not? Warm regards, /Orjan Orjan Reinholdsen INFOPARTNERS S.A. Tel +352 295759 3302 Fax +352 295759 3900 email orjan@ip.lu URL http://www.ip.lu/
Received on Thursday, 30 October 1997 09:06:53 UTC