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I was trying to write a simple proxy. I'm just
learning perl and
thought this would be really simple but I guess i'm wrong. What I had was
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
################
#trying to write a proxy
################
use CGI qw/:standard/;
use LWP::Simple;
my $url = "param('url');
#just to see what the url is set as
print $url . "\n";
getprint $url;
where you would use like
http://remoteHost/myproxy.pl?url="www.google.com
But this doesn't have the write paths for stuff like
images on the webpage where they are set as
<img src="javascript:void(0);">
Also it doesn't work on some url's like one's with
frames.
All the examples of proxies i could find are much more
complex than i'm able to understand so far.
Is there a simple fix to my code? or any easy to
understand examples?
Any answers are greatly appreciated.
A future perl master.
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