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Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1997 16:00:06 -0500 (EST)
From: Vic Metcalfe <vam@recruiter.on.ca>
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Subject: Moving my web
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Hi,

I am running FreeBSD 2.1.0 as our primary Internet gateway.  Most of the 
other machines on the lan are Win95/NT plus one Linux box.  I am running 
our web site with Apache on the FreeBSD box.  I would like to move it to 
AOLServer though, which doesn't work with FreeBSD.  It uses the close() 
call which I don't believe is supported under FreeBSD.  Many users access 
our web page with http://recruiter.on.ca instead of 
http://www.recruiter.on.ca, so I can't simply update the DNS to make the 
change.

I thought it might be possible to have recruiter.on.ca (FreeBSD) route 
all traffic to port 80 through to mirromir.recruiter.on.ca (Linux).  Am I 
dreaming, or are such things possible?

Thanks in advance,
  Vic.