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I'm trying to circumvent a corporate proxy solution to access Webmail by
building a reverse proxy on a server behind my broadband firewall. I've had limited success with Apache, in that I can get the server to reverse-proxy the front-page of my e-mail service using the following commands: ProxyPass /fm http://www.fastmail.fm ProxyPassReverse /fm http://www.fastmail.fm My problem is that when I log-in, my browser is redirected to the real URL, rather than that of my reverse proxy, which I thought the ProxyPassReverse directive was for. Can anyone point me in the direction of an alternate product. I'd also welcome feedback on the above. Cheers, Chris |