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mrmike
I am in the design stages of developing a website that will allow a
user to log into my site, the site internally would log into a third
party site using something like LWP::UserAgent or WWW::Mechanize,
parse the HTML data and return it to the users browser using my
formatting (trust me, not trying to do anything illegal). The problem
is that I want to more or less spoof the user's IP address and send it
along to the third party server rather than use my own. I'm sure by
now this sounds bad, but really the whole concept is due to the fact
that the user(s) IP addresses are part of the security mechanism. Boy,
I'm really digging myself a hole here, aren't I? Ok, you get the
point. Again, nothing illegal. How might I do this in PERL? Perhaps
some kind of proxy?
user to log into my site, the site internally would log into a third
party site using something like LWP::UserAgent or WWW::Mechanize,
parse the HTML data and return it to the users browser using my
formatting (trust me, not trying to do anything illegal). The problem
is that I want to more or less spoof the user's IP address and send it
along to the third party server rather than use my own. I'm sure by
now this sounds bad, but really the whole concept is due to the fact
that the user(s) IP addresses are part of the security mechanism. Boy,
I'm really digging myself a hole here, aren't I? Ok, you get the
point. Again, nothing illegal. How might I do this in PERL? Perhaps
some kind of proxy?