I don't know, but I've been trying to figure it out for a week. Any ideas?? Here's what I've read so far: 1. Use ProxyVia. Problem: All ProxyVia does is create a header called "HTTP_Via" with the value of "1.1 mysite.com" Worthless. 2. Use custom headers. Problem: Zope doesn't seem to recognize the custom headers. If I do: Header set MyHeader "My Custom Header" then MyHeader never shows up in the REQUEST namespace. Maybe I'm doing it wrong -- I'm new to all this stuff. But if I can't find a good solution, I might just hack the Apache source code to have ProxyVia pass the IP address instead of the site calling it. - T.J. ----- Original Message ----- From: RC Compaan <roche@up-front.co.za> To: Zope <zope@zope.org> Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 7:50 AM Subject: [Zope] ProxyPass

Is there anyway to get around the fact that the remote ip is the server's ip if you use Apache's ProxyPass directive to pass requests on to Zope?

Roché

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