A Web proxy is a program that acts as a middleman between a Web server and browser. Instead of contacting the server directly to get a Web page, the browser contacts the proxy, which forwards the request on to the server. When the server replies to the proxy, the proxy sends the reply on to the browser. For this lab, you will write a simple Web proxy that filters and logs requests:
A. In the first part of the lab, you will set up the proxy to accept requests, parse the HTTP, forward the requests to the server, and return the results back to the browser. Your proxy should log the URLs of all requests in a log file on disk, and it should also block requests to any URL contained in a filter file on disk.
B. In the second part of the lab, you will upgrade your proxy to deal with multiple open connections at once by spawning a separate thread to deal with each request. While your proxy is waiting for a remote server to respond to a request so that it can serve one browser, it should be working on a pending request from another browser.
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