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Subject: IPFW divert and Httpd/proxy errors
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Dear All,

Instead of just blocking incoming traffic on port 80 from all other hosts
so that my dial in clinents must use a proxy server to web surf, is there a
way to redirect there http request to a different host, ie if they go to
www.freebsd.org/search.html:80 and they will end up at
myserver.mydomanin.net/search.html:80  The reason for this is so that I can
set up a http server to give them a nice error page telling them how to set
up proxies

Thanks
JS


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