7 Jul 05:39
Reverse proxying for offsite (subscription) databases
From: carlos lopez <carlos@...>
Subject: Reverse proxying for offsite (subscription) databases
Newsgroups: gmane.education.web4lib
Date: 2008-07-07 03:43:38 GMT
Subject: Reverse proxying for offsite (subscription) databases
Newsgroups: gmane.education.web4lib
Date: 2008-07-07 03:43:38 GMT
Hi folks We're currently using EZProxy for user authentication and connection to offsite databases for our remote users. It's worked well for us so far, except that it seems to use a set of . . . exotic ports to serve the proxied sites. This is a problem for some of our users, especially behind large corporate or government firewalls. Is anyone using Apache to perform a similar function (but using port 80 exclusively)? I'm sure I could set up Squid to do the same thing, but our current hardware may not be able to cope well with that much more strain. c. -- -- ___________________ Carlos Lopez Assistant Cataloguer The Dalton McCaughey Library 1 Morrison Close Parkville, Vic. 3052 Australia Ph: +61 3 93408885 Fax: +61 3 93408889 www.dml.vic.edu.au
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