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[nutballs]

Im having a hard time concentrating.

I have two domains. DomainA and DomainB.
I want DomainA to display what is on DomainB.

I cannot do DNS or host headers otherwise this would be irrelevant.

So using htaccess, is there a way to allow a user to surf on DomainA, but actually display and pull the information from DomainB?
Kind of like an htaccess version of host headers?
Without the URL changing btw.

[vsloathe]

If you have mod_proxy enabled, yeah.

[nutballs]

how would I find that out, without shell access?

[perkiset]

Hey Nuts - just have a few moments here, inet is shitty in Venice...

but the bottom line is much like you'd rewrite a url you can rewrite to a proxy. Consider:

RewriteRule ^(.*)$   http://www.someothersite.com$1 [L,P]

although I can't check it ATM, this says that it's the last rewrite, to proxy the request... essentially this makes your server a surfer to the proxied box. I do it in production on a few sites where the front edge is a sun box and it proxies backwards into rendering boxes - I can help when I get home, Sunday.

Hope this points you in the right direction
/p

[nutballs]

yea i tried that. I am guessing that failure indicates that there is no mod-proxy.

[nutballs]

i just realized i could do this via a php page with file_get_contents. Duh. simple.

[svakanda]

not sure if this does it for you...but I'm a fan of the <iframe>...doesn't change addr in browser, totally transparent etc..etc..