A HTTP Proxy Server in 20 Lines of node.js Code

You're replying to a comment by Mark Nottingham.

July 18, 2011, 01:10

That's really cool -- node is great for this sort of thing.

However, HTTP proxies aren't *quite* that simple; for example, you really need to strip hop-by-hop headers, or it'll break some things.

See what proxies must do.

Reply To This Comment

(why do I need your e-mail?)

(Your twitter name, if you have one. (I'm @pkrumins, btw.))

Comment Help

Type the first letter of your name: (just to make sure you're a human)

Please preview the comment before submitting to make sure it's OK.