host based redirect
it is not possible to make netfilter parse http headers, redirect accordingly to Host header ?
can someone please suggest me some software which could be used to achieve this ? squid can, but i think it is likely very bloated.
Thank You
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it is not possible to make netfilter parse http headers, redirect accordingly to Host header ?
No, Netfilter is a packetfilter.
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can someone please suggest me some software which could be used to achieve this ? > squid can, but i think it is likely very bloated.
I don't think Squid is "very bloated". But if redirecting is all you want to do, you could take a look at pound (http://www.apsis.ch/pound/)
or search for "reverse http proxy" using Google.
Grts,
Rob
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it is not possible to make netfilter parse http headers, redirect accordingly to Host header ?
can someone please suggest me some software which could be used to achieve this ? squid can, but i think it is likely very bloated.
Depends on how you build it. Anything can be turned off.
(Yes I am biased, being a developer for squid.)
AYJ
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it is not possible to make netfilter parse http headers, redirect accordingly to Host header ?
can someone please suggest me some software which could be used to achieve this ?
squid can, but i think it is likely very bloated.
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Depends on how you build it. Anything can be turned off.
(Yes I am biased, being a developer for squid.)
AYJ
Hi,
Do you need a reverse proxy?
I think that you can use Apache and mod_proxy to do this, it's very common and easy to do.
Regards,
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Diego Evaristo de Lacerda ([email protected]) Project Analyst LPIC Level III & Redhat Certified Engineer & Cisco Certified Network Associates URL: conectado.motime.com
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Do you need a reverse proxy?
I think that you can use Apache andmod_proxyto do this, it's very common and easy to do.
In this case Apache will be functioning as a reverse proxy.
The op man not need a reverse proxy per say, but something that functions like one.
Grant. . . .