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Re: [users@httpd] Forward proxies and aliases

Nick Kew

2008-07-08

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On Tue, 8 Jul 2008 13:48:54 -0600
"Tavian Barnes" <tavianator@(protected):

> But that's a reverse proxy, not a forward one. I'm attempting to use
> an Apache server as a proxy for my web browser, that uses a local copy
> of certain files from certain sites. As such, it has to be a forward
> proxy, because I'm using it for arbitrary web sites.

That's not what you originally asked.

Anyway, three solutions, from the most sensible
to the least:
* Set up proxy exceptions in your browser preferences
* Use mod_cache for your local copies
* Use mod_rewrite - probably a rewritemap.

Unless of course your real purpose is to block crap like
animated images, in which case maybe the rewritemap makes
good sense (I use my ADSL router to do that).

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Nick Kew

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