Hello,
I am attempting to build an application which allows people to login to my
site and thereafter, browse certain sites on a paid subscription basis.
These sites can only be browsed by going through our site as a proxy,
similar to HideMe etc.
I tried using Apache mod_proxy but am facing a problem that HTTP 302 is not
followed by Apache and is sent back to the client/Browser.
Thereafter, I tried to write a mod_perl handler as described here -
http://foertsch.name/ModPerl-Tricks/using-modproxy-as-useragent.shtml.
Predictably, the issue is that since the response is returned to my perl
handler and not the Browser (the way a proxy is usually used), the other
assets (images, JS) don't show up on the Browser when I print the response
of my HTTP request to the origin site in my mod_perl handler.
Is there an easier way to solve this? Are there any commercial software
which achieve the same?
Regards,
Ashish
I am attempting to build an application which allows people to login to my
site and thereafter, browse certain sites on a paid subscription basis.
These sites can only be browsed by going through our site as a proxy,
similar to HideMe etc.
I tried using Apache mod_proxy but am facing a problem that HTTP 302 is not
followed by Apache and is sent back to the client/Browser.
Thereafter, I tried to write a mod_perl handler as described here -
http://foertsch.name/ModPerl-Tricks/using-modproxy-as-useragent.shtml.
Predictably, the issue is that since the response is returned to my perl
handler and not the Browser (the way a proxy is usually used), the other
assets (images, JS) don't show up on the Browser when I print the response
of my HTTP request to the origin site in my mod_perl handler.
Is there an easier way to solve this? Are there any commercial software
which achieve the same?
Regards,
Ashish