In comp.sys.raspberry-pi Grant Taylor  wrote:
>
> You can configure Apache httpd as a reverse proxy for sites and leverage
> it's ability to modify HTML as it passes through.  So you can bust HTTPS
> sites down to HTTP.
>
> I'm guessing that this is much of what sslstrip does.

Thanks, my first option will be to try the No-HTTPS Perl script
which was posted in alt.sources late last year. I had a go at setting
this up on the existing router, but I soon ran out of Flash while
installing dependancies for Perl and decided that the odds of it
having enough RAM and CPU speed to do the job weren't high enough to
bother trying to sort something out with a USB memory stick.

A Pi ZeroW is on its way. I might see how I go with the onboard
WiFi for starters, Perhaps putting a heatsink on the WiFi chip
will help against the burn-out issues as it's presumably due to
something overheating. The router could be positioned better for
WiFi if I set up an outdoor directional antenna for the mobile
broadband modem, which I need to do anyway. the WiFi only really
has to cover a few rooms (though one has some metal cladding in
the way).

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