If there is a demand for an EZProxy alternative, nginx might be a better way to go. Nginx is a reverse proxy ootb, and it is very configurable. It is fast, simple and, notably, it is fast.
Cary On Jan 31, 2014, at 5:43 AM, Ryan Eby <ryan...@gmail.com> wrote: > There was actually a breakout in 2011? Code4lib discussing Apache and using > it as a proxy. I believe Terry Reese and Jeremy Frumkin, then from Oregon?, > were the ones leading it. There was lots of interest but I’m not sure if > anything took off or if they have documentation somewhere of how far they > got. I remember it being about getting something a consortia of libraries > could use together so may have been more complex requirements than what is > looked for here. > > http://wiki.code4lib.org/index.php/Can_we_hack_on_this:_Open_Extensible_Proxy:_going_beyond_EZProxy%3F > > -- > Ryan Eby
