Re: Using Mosaic and HTTPD with multiple network interfaces

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Subject: Re: Using Mosaic and HTTPD with multiple network interfaces 
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Christian's hack isn't *that* ugly, when you consider that it
could be used for web robots and slideshows as well.  It
does need to be Reply-To: <socket>, instead of just <ip>.

If one didn't mind generally making the connection between
the machines asymmetric, it ought to be relatively easy to
modify the routing tables on both machines such that
A looks up B, and uses PPP0, then B looks up A, and uses FR0.

-Dave