Need help with httpdownloadurl...

[Debera]

Hello!

I would like to know if it is possible to use multiple download urls at the same time for only one server...

You know, like a PHP script or something to forward the downloads to different server.

Thank you in advance.

[UserToDelete]

You can't, because MTA system uses an URL to download, like this example

in site of: yourHost/resource/clientFile.lua

uses for example.. HTTPURL/resource/clientFile.lua

it is not vinculed to any script to execute for that

[myonlake]

You can use your DNS service to add multiple IP addresses to a domain. Therefore whenever someone connects to your domain at www.example.com, they are downloading it from another IP address each time. It is possible, since I am doing it myself just fine.

[UserToDelete]

You can use your DNS service to add multiple IP addresses to a domain. Therefore whenever someone connects to your domain at http://www.example.com, they are downloading it from another IP address each time. It is possible, since I am doing it myself just fine.

He is asking downloads by PHP script

It is teorical possible, with rewrite mod for Apache2

[myonlake]

You can use your DNS service to add multiple IP addresses to a domain. Therefore whenever someone connects to your domain at http://www.example.com, they are downloading it from another IP address each time. It is possible, since I am doing it myself just fine.

He is asking downloads by PHP script

It is teorical possible, with rewrite mod for Apache2

I don't use Apache, so I don't know. What I do know is DNS A-records are far more easier to add. Just my two cents, but whatever.

[UserToDelete]

You can use your DNS service to add multiple IP addresses to a domain. Therefore whenever someone connects to your domain at http://www.example.com, they are downloading it from another IP address each time. It is possible, since I am doing it myself just fine.

He is asking downloads by PHP script

It is teorical possible, with rewrite mod for Apache2

I don't use Apache, so I don't know. What I do know is DNS A-records are far more easier to add. Just my two cents, but whatever.

MTA only can download directly by one DNS, you can use an NO HTTP server for downloadFile() function alternative

[myonlake]

MTA only can download directly by one DNS, you can use an NO HTTP server for downloadFile() function alternative

That's not up to MTA to decide. DNS handles the requests, not MTA.

[UserToDelete]

MTA only can download directly by one DEFINED DNS, you can use an NO HTTP server for downloadFile() function alternative

That's not up to MTA to decide. DNS handles the requests, not MTA.

DNS cant handle multiple IPs from same DNS, www.example.com points to same IP, not multiple servers like this problem

[myonlake]

MTA only can download directly by one DEFINED DNS, you can use an NO HTTP server for downloadFile() function alternative

That's not up to MTA to decide. DNS handles the requests, not MTA.

DNS cant handle multiple IPs from same DNS, http://www.example.com points to same IP, not multiple servers like this problem

No. With DNS you can define multiple A-records to forward your example.com domain to different IPs, therefore different servers. You can even hook reverse proxy with that and have complete anonymity.

[UserToDelete]

You cant do that. i mean same record to two different IPs simultany

www record >>> 173.56.27.48 and 163.57.26.4 simultany

[myonlake]

You cant do that. i mean same record to two different IPs simultany

www record >>> 173.56.27.48 and 163.57.26.4 simultany

Yeah you can't do it simultaneously obviously, lol. It would make no sense.

The point is whenever you connect to the address, it will assign you a different IP address each time. This happens on each download, as well.