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On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Sean Finney wrote:
> yeah, that's definitely do-able, and i've done it myself a while
> back. basically, you need to set up some iptables rules that forward
> port 80 on your firewall box to port 80 on the webserver inside your
> interior network.
just for variety, here are two other ways:
* run apache on the firewall, with mod_proxy. Get it to proxy everything
sent to the address you're using to the webserver machine. (Be sure to
fix it so that it doesn't proxy for just _anything_, though.)
* run xinit on the firewall. In a "service http" paragraph, add a
"redirect" line to the webserver machine.
T
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