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HowTo protect a Web-server behind ASL?

BoBoeBoe
I have placed a web server behind ASL, the port forwarding  works fine! and everybody can access the server but ...

I want to keep this server secured from the outside world and the thing that passed my mind that is would be logical to have some kind of a webserver/proxy like the SMTP proxy that actually forwards the http(s) requests from the actual webserver towards the client in a transparant way. 



    


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    What you mean with protect you webserver from outside? 
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    At the moment ASL (stock product) does'nt have any reverse proxy feature. So you either have to dedicate a server for this (to protect the real server) or visit the hacker section to see if the built in squid can be configured to handle reverse proxying. 

    Reverse proxy feature would be nice in future ASL versions  [:)]