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From: Clay Speicher
Date: Tue, 21 Nov 1995 00:00

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Let me thank everyone again for the great help in finding the NCSA 
httpd.  But now I have a new problem.  I assumed (wrongly, it would 
seem :-( that the NCSA httpd supported http proxies.

That is, the workstations on my local net cannot connect directly to 
the Internet.  I've seen implementations of httpd that allow the 
server to act as a proxy for these workstations to browse web pages.

That was what pointed me toward the CERN httpd.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

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Clay Speicher
cspeiche@sherman.icnet.com

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