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http tunelling with PHP

  • 24-01-2003 1:48pm
    #1
    yossarin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 932 ✭✭✭


    bit of a webmaster/programming cross-over question

    basicly, i have a website on a machine behind a firewall. The firewall machine is visible to the world and has apache wth php support on it.

    I want to be able to make my website visible on t'internet and was wondering if there was an easy option using some kind of php script, rather than a heavyweight proxy with a special config (+ all of the security problems that could arise out of that :)).

    any advice anyone ? I'm kind of stuck as to what i should do...


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  • #2
    str8_away
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 629 ✭✭✭str8_away


    If no other machines behind firewall is using port 80 then you can set up 1 to 1 nat.

    There should be a setting on your fire wall that can redirect all
    port 80 request to your machine.

    Not sure what firewall you are using but all firewall should have this ability.

    hope this helps.


  • #3
    yossarin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 932 ✭✭✭yossarin


    hey str8_away,

    cheers for the reply. i considered that, but its a bit too long term for what I wanted to do...

    what i did in the end was to write a socket level tunnel where the other end is fixed conecting to my internal-network webserver.

    could probably have used stunnnel, but, we live and learn :)

    cheers anyway, it was a good suggestion.


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