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Posted by "Gary C. New" on 05/28/05 01:39
Ryan Grange wrote:
> Gary C. New wrote:
>
>> Is there a quick and dirty way to include, file, or fsockopen content
>> from a remote server and make it appear as though the request was
>> straight from the browser's remote address?
>>
>> Thank you for your assistance.
>>
>> Respectfully,
>>
>>
>> Gary
>>
>
> I believe you would in effect by spoofing the source of the request. The
> problem is that the server you request from would respond to the wrong
> IP and the browser at the client wouldn't be accepting any data from the
> remote server for display.
>
I figured that might be the case. I guess half a solution is better
than no solution at all. Would it be possible to engineer a
man-in-the-middle situation between the browser, server, and remote server?
I have been looking at Phpcap as a possible solution. It seems possible
to engineer the non-returnable package (half solution) situation. But I
wouldn't know where to begin to attempt the man-in-the-middle situation
or if it is even possible.
Thank you for your response.
Respectfully,
Gary
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