网址屏蔽

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我确定之前已经问过这个问题，但我刚刚注册了这个 新闻组并进行了搜索但却找不到任何东西。我正在尝试做什么 是将一个页面从端口80发送到端口6999但我不想要：6999位 显示在URL地址字段。是否可以在标题（Location：XXX）电话中屏蔽或隐藏 ？ 换句话说，如果我输入 www.mysite 它使用 $ b找到该网站$ b默认端口80但是我的信息实际上是在端口6999上所以我是 重定向到 www.mysite:6999 但我不希望：6999显示为 。 我希望这是有道理的。在此先感谢。 克里斯

解决方案

Christopher Pettet写道：

我确定之前已经问过这个问题，但我刚刚注册了这个新闻组并进行了搜索但却找不到任何东西。我正在尝试做的是是将一个页面从端口80发送到端口6999，但我不希望：6999位显示在URL地址字段中。是否可以在标题（Location：XXX）调用中屏蔽或隐藏这个？换句话说，如果我输入 www.mysite 它使用默认端口80找到该网站，但我所拥有的信息实际上是在6999端口，所以我将重定向到 www.mysite。 com：6999 但我不希望：6999显示。

我所知道的唯一技巧可行，是你制作了一个框架页面 index.html位于 http ：//www.mysite ，它包含一个框架，而 文件位于 www.mysite:6999 ，这样你就不会显示你的真实位置。 // Aho Christopher Pettet < CD ****** @ psiss>写道：

是将页面从端口80发送到端口6999，但我不希望：6999位显示在URL地址字段中。是否可以在标题（Location：XXX）调用中屏蔽或隐藏？

使用标题位置更改，它'我要重定向到新网址和 你应该在浏览器中看到它。如果 你的服务器允许它可以用mod_rewrite完成 - 这是通过.htaccess完成的。 en.wikipedia/wiki/Mod_rewrite - 我的项目很少有近期项目 - 在线正则表达式查找/重新定位实用程序： rereplace 基于命令的在线图像编辑器： theprawn/imagiine

JO Aho写道：

Christopher Pettet写道：

我确定之前已经问过这个问题，但我刚刚注册了这个新闻组并完成了搜索但找不到任何东西。我想要做的是将一个页面从端口80发送到端口6999，但我不希望：6999位显示在URL地址字段中。是否可以在标题（Location：XXX）调用中屏蔽或隐藏它？ 换句话说，如果我输入 www.mysite 它使用默认端口80找到网站但我的信息实际上是在端口6999上，我正在重定向到 www.mysite。 com：6999 但是我不希望显示：6999。

我所知道的唯一可行的技巧就是你制作一个框架页面index.html位于 www.mysite 它包括一帧，文件位于 http：// www.mysite:6999 ，这样你就不会显示你的真实位置。

我是唯一的一点s soudnsl iek是网络钓鱼骗局的基础 网站？

I''m sure this has been asked before but I''ve just signed up to this newsgroup and done a search but can''t find anything. What I''m trying to do is to send a page from port 80 to port 6999 but I don''t want the :6999 bit to show in the URL address field. Is it possible to either mask or hide this within the header("Location:XXX") call? In other words, if I enter www.mysite it finds the site using the default port 80 but the information I have is actually on port 6999 so I''m redirecting to www.mysite:6999 but I don''t want the :6999 to be displayed. I hope this makes sense. Thanks in advance. Chris

解决方案

Christopher Pettet wrote:

I''m sure this has been asked before but I''ve just signed up to this newsgroup and done a search but can''t find anything. What I''m trying to do is to send a page from port 80 to port 6999 but I don''t want the :6999 bit to show in the URL address field. Is it possible to either mask or hide this within the header("Location:XXX") call? In other words, if I enter www.mysite it finds the site using the default port 80 but the information I have is actually on port 6999 so I''m redirecting to www.mysite:6999 but I don''t want the :6999 to be displayed.

The only trick I know of that could work, is that you make a framed page the index.html is at the www.mysite and it includes one frame and the file is at www.mysite:6999, this way you won''t show your real location. //Aho

"Christopher Pettet" <cd******@psiss> wrote:

is to send a page from port 80 to port 6999 but I don''t want the :6999 bitto show in the URL address field. Is it possible to either mask or hidethis within the header("Location:XXX") call?

Using the header location change, it''s going to redirect to the new url and you should see it in the browser. This could be done with mod_rewrite if your server allows it -- this is done via .htaccess. en.wikipedia/wiki/Mod_rewrite -- Few of my projects recent projects-- Online Regex find/repalce utility: rereplace Command-based online image editor: theprawn/imagiine

J.O. Aho wrote:

Christopher Pettet wrote:

I''m sure this has been asked before but I''ve just signed up to this newsgroup and done a search but can''t find anything. What I''m trying to do is to send a page from port 80 to port 6999 but I don''t want the :6999 bit to show in the URL address field. Is it possible to either mask or hide this within the header("Location:XXX") call? In other words, if I enter www.mysite it finds the site using the default port 80 but the information I have is actually on port 6999 so I''m redirecting to www.mysite:6999 but I don''t want the :6999 to be displayed.

The only trick I know of that could work, is that you make a framed page the index.html is at the www.mysite and it includes one frame and the file is at www.mysite:6999, this way you won''t show your real location.

Am I the only wh othinks this soudnsl iek the basis for a phishing scam site?