jek1134

Thank you for the reply.  That helps.  It may be necessary however to use a proxy server down the road.  Is there a way to do this with a cURL HTTP POST?

I am sending HTTP posts via cURL from HTML forms that come from an outside webserver to another outside server.  I need to randomize the IP address of the post.  Does anyone know how this would be done?

Thank you for the reply. The question is: can I post to one php script, which in turn posts to an entirely diffferent script. Not two at once, rather, like handing the information to a script which writes it to a database, AND passes the info along to another script somewhere else. The idea is to have all of the posts appear as though they are coming from my URL, which acts as a HUB between two other entities.

INQUIRY: An HTTP POST from an HTML form action points to a PHP script on my server. The PHP script is used to write to a table in a MySql database that I've setup for this. What I need to know is if there is a way to send that form data to another action script (which [i]could[/i] be something other than PHP) on another server which is already in place, ready to receive the data as well. In other words, to hit my script first, then pass along to e.g. (http://www.example.com/scripts/formactionscript.php). To use PHP to modify a form action once the data has been written to the database, or as the data is being written.

This seems like a long shot: I need to pull data from another site's form into a page on my server via include, or iframe. The path is being tracked via a dynamic URL sub id append from a 3rd party source. When the form is submitted, the URL on my page is not altered in any way. In other words, the browser stays on the include/iframe page I created. Is there a way to direct the page away from my server and back to the originating site's confirmation page once the form action has been executed without changing anything on the original site's page?