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Hi There,

I have read the readme and I am having some trouble getting this to work. I 
have tried the following in my index.php file:

<?php

include 'ProxyHandler.php';
$proxy = new ProxyHandler('http://10.87.0.220/','http://www.google.com');
$proxy->execute();

?>

(10.87.0.220 is the IP of my dev server)

However the server just outputs a blank screen. Originally, mod_rewrite wasn't 
working however I fixed that with a2enmod rewrite (Before, Apache threw an 
internal server error page).

Any help is appreciated, Thanks

Hello,

I am not familiar with Google Code (yet) but I'd like to point out that
your latest version (7) as of today has a typo on line 61: your opening
curly brace appears at the end of your comment instead of before it.

In case it matters the comment in question is "Default request method is
'get'".

Other than that, this seems to do exactly what I'm looking for, given that
Debian doesn't offer mod_proxy packages for Apache 1.3. So thank you!

When an array of variables is used in a form like this:
<form>
<input name='inptest[1]'></input>
<input name='inptest[2]'></input>
</form>
php interprets the array itself. With this code in the form post data
encoding part this problem is solved:

// Encode and form the post data
foreach($_POST as $key=>$value)
{
  if (is_array($value)) {
    foreach($value as $idx=>$val) {
      $post[] = urlencode($key.'['.$idx.']')."=".urlencode($val);
    }
  } else {
    $post[] = urlencode($key)."=".urlencode($value);
  }
}

'{' Was commented out

Data associated with an HTTP PUT is not forwarded

Move comments out of the {

Not all PHP5 configs support apache_request_headers. For one, PHP may not be 
running on Apache. 
Or it may be configured in such a way so as not to allow access to that 
function for security 
reasons.

Thus, when that function is not available, php5rp should try its best to 
re-construct the request 
headers from PHP globals such as $_COOKIE and others.

when I got the source from svn, line ~65 looked like this:

 elseif ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] !== 'GET') // Default request method is
'get' {

The '{' is commented out.

fixed a syntax error where a curly brace was missing because it is added after 
a comment