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Thread: http proxy on my website :) help needed pls

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    Lightbulb http proxy on my website :) help needed pls

    I would like to set up one of the webproxy things on my website. By that I mean services like...

    http://webwarper.net/
    http://webwarper.net/
    https://www.megaproxy.com/

    I do not have a clue where to start I am hoping someone here could help me (we could all use it if i can get it online :P) I am running a unix server with no SQL thingy, but it allows cgi scripts and php thingies.

    Thanks

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    Hmmm well you'd basically have to implement your own proxy server.
    So the address the person passes into the textbox, that would be passed to your script, and then you would connect out to that address + pipe the results back to the person.

    The results though that are being piped back, you have to modify the links and images and everything so that the link is now going through your proxy, and not direct
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    but isnt it possible to get one with just php? I have no idea :P or where to look.

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    Originally posted by Evil_Cowgod
    but isnt it possible to get one with just php? I have no idea :P or where to look.
    I think so, check out http://www.php.net for more information.
    K i n g s

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    message edited out, I ment to post it in my other topic srry
    Last edited by Evil_Cowgod; Nov 1st, 2002 at 02:56 PM.

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