For exemple, I have here an Apache server configured to do HTTP and FTP
proxying. When I configure Netscape to use that machine as a proxy, all works
well. But when I tell Netscape to NOT use a proxy, and configure the firewall
to redirect all outgoing TCP paquets addressed to port 80, to the proxy's
port, then it doesn't work. Which seems normal to me since the HTTP request
Netscape sends is not a valid proxy request.
So how do you guys make it work ? It would really be neat to be able to have
all the proxy's advantages (save in bandwidth, better end-user response)
without the hassles (having to configure all the end-user stations)...
thanks!
--Christophe Dupre Analyste de systemes, RISQ inc. 550 Sherbrooke ouest, suite 250-ouest Tel: (514) 845-7181, ext 237 Montreal, QC CANADA FAX: (514) 845-8083
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