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9.4

php linking to files on an internal web server

Asked by tbeasley123 in Apache Web Server, Web Servers

Tags: linking, php, files, web

I've got two php sites running on apache/mysql servers running netware 6.5.  One of the servers is an extranet server that is accessible by customers on the internet.  The other server is an internal server that contains our intranet (which is not externally accessible).  There are some documents on the internal server that I need to link across to the external server.  

I'm looking for a way to do a connection between the two servers where those files can be accessed on the extranet.  Any suggestions on how i can get this to work?

Right now if I go to the external site I can go to the page and the links all have the ip address of the internal server (192.168.0.100) which obviously isn't accessible externally.

Worst case scenario, I'll copy the documents from the intranet to the extranet server and just maintain them in two locations if security will become an issue.

Thanks
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