export@xxxxxxx wrote:
This problem: Client with IPaddress 1 opens a webpage( starts CGI script on Apache1.) (Here on Apache1 is running an application/CGI script) That script will fetch a page from Apache2.
How does it fetch it ?
I guess the evident answer is "no", unless you give some more details of what you are trying to do, and maybe why.So far so easy but I need the Client's IPaddress 1 to be recorded in log of Apache 2 NOT Apache1's address.Something like this Client's IPaddress 1 Client's IPaddress 1 Client ------------------>Apache1 ------------>Apache2 Apache1's addreess Is this possible? Or must I use another proxy?
For Apache2, the call comes from Apache1, so that is the address it will record. How would it know from which IP address Apache1 was called ? Unless you Apache1 cgi-bin script passes the original IP address somehow in its call to Apache2, and on Apache2 something picks up that argument/header and records it in the log.
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