Hello, we use Squid as reverse proxy which is used to connect to internal app server from internet applications. let "internal.domain.local" be internal name of server and default configured front-end on application server level in internal network. let "external.domain.local" be external name of server which is used and defined in public DNS, which is used to access the internal server from public internet. Our internal application server runs Web services, each of this service includes WSDL and XSD schemas. In these schemas there is used internal server name as in this example internal.domain.local as following: WSDL includes address location> <soap:address location="http://internal.domain.local:80/MyService"/> WSDL but also imports other schemas <xs:import namespace="http://internal.domain.local/MyService/Schema"; schemaLocation="http://internal.domain.local:80/MyService/Schema"/> But when I access the service from internet, I like to change all URLs in response body of the app server from internal.domain.local TO external.domain.local. So everything is alright from the point of view of the external user of web services. Is squid able to do that? Is there any interface where I can get full message body and apply some script on it (bash, perl, java, whatever)? Thank you very much for some suggestion. Best regards, Ladislav Jech
