Ok, if all the above questions were to complicated or unclear, I have now the following question.
We would rather not prefer to do any changes in the application. I have heard that you can set something like a http_proxy variable in php.ini.
I have no experience on this.
Could someone please...
I found this on a site
putenv("http_proxy=$PROXY_URL:$PROXY_PORT");
$result = shell_exec("wget -q -O - $url");
I am wandering if I can use something like this, but I'm not familiar with the http_proxy environmentvariable.
Would this be a way to solve the problem? Any experience on this?
We have an application running on the intranet that requests a xml feed from the internet. Traffic from the intranet needs to go through a proxy. Preferably, we don't want to programmatically change the client (as it's not our code area). I heard that there might be a way to set up php.ini to...
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