forward / tunnel / masquerade an HTTP request to another Host:Port based on ServerName/ServerAlias ?

 Hi,

   If there are other / better places to ask this question, please point me. I didn't find this in any FAQs.

   I have two linux machines : machineA and machineB.

   Only machineA is connected to the internet, so I can only accept connections from the internet on machineA port 80, machineB cannot be connected directly to internet.

   I need to serve pages from machineA for setA of VirtualHosts and other pages from machineB for setB of VirtualHosts.

   How do I tell apache on machineA : "If you receive a request for a host from setB, do not process it in any way (maybe just add internet IP of requestor), just forward that request to machineB:80 and relay the answer from machineB back to the requestor. To requestor it will appear as if the pages came from machineA, even though the contents will come from machineB."

     Thanks,

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