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Reverse Proxy using only PHP

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Reverse Proxy
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[](#reverse-proxy)

A reverse proxy with PHP.

Why?
====

[](#why)

My school gives to the students access to a server.

We can serve static files and PHP it's also supported. That is why this is in PHP.

Let's say I created an HTTP server at localhost port 3000 (with PHP, node.js, ...). I can't make people able to access it over the internet because I don't have privileges to change the Apache server config or whatever to create a reverse proxy.

I'm trying to use the tools that were given to me :)

Examples
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[](#examples)

The simplest use
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[](#the-simplest-use)

It will reverse proxy to `http://localhost:3000/` always.

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