Make kind of proxyserver

mistercash60000

Well,

I have running at home webserver at port 22999 because my isp blocks all incoming port till 9000.
Now what I thought to do is use a free php service like lycos or something and set a php file.
That it can change the traffic from port 80 to 22999 at home.

Like this:
ex:
surf to www.lycos.com/username/
wich passes my webpages from home to there on port 22999 and that php file on lycos fetches the data from 22999 to 80.

I want to do this because at school only port 80 are allowed to surf.
I have to use this to tranfers files from school to my webserver.

Does anybody know if this possible or know such a free script?

Thanks in advance

bubblenut

Not sure of any scripts which do it but it would be fairly simple to implement yourself with [man]fsockopen[/man] and it's related functions. You'll need a pretty good understanding of http though.

mistercash60000

then I have probably to program it for each page.

Need just one page.

Have seen also webpages that uses a kind of frames and you saw a webpage from somewhere else in your page like a frame

Roger_Ramjet

Just use an iframe
with no border etc to make the inclusion transparent.

mistercash60000

Will this bypass the port problem?

I mean can this make it work

Roger_Ramjet

Originally posted by mistercash60000
Will this bypass the port problem?

I mean can this make it work

No. It wont overcome the port problem. It will just give you the second part:

Have seen also webpages that uses a kind of frames and you saw a webpage from somewhere else in your page like a frame

ie somewhere to display what you fetch from your own server. How you fetch it is another matter.

bubblenut

Originally posted by mistercash60000
then I have probably to program it for each page.

Need just one page.

Have seen also webpages that uses a kind of frames and you saw a webpage from somewhere else in your page like a frame

Not if they're running apache and you're allowed to use .htaccess files. I believe you'll want to use mod_rewrite or prehapese alias_match but basically, you can redirect all traffic through one file then, from the filename that was requested get the relevant output from your local box. The concept is pretty sumple, the implementation may be a little trickier.

mistercash60000

Seems weird that nobody else has asked such a question before.

I thought that there would be lot of scripts ready to use.
Damned.

Maybe somebody knows how this kind of things are called.
I say proxyserver but I think this isn't called that way