Hi Roland,

Purpose of this proxy is very simple:
We use some kind of ASP ERP via web interface, our service provider
doesn't give us other means of interfacing... We need to store some data
which flows during the use of this applications... Some part of flow is
trough https but it not involves any kind of payment processing or
personal information, I am not looking for trouble ;-)...
My intention is to setup a proxy which inspects the traffic and save to
our db all the pertinent data. As I don't want any doubts about a
possibility to spy on company, I thought to make possibility where sys
admins will give their cert to proxy (which I don't have) which will
then be used when communicating with the clients, and  proxy will
establish  ssl connections versus ASP. The users will be warned that in
browser screen there will appear message about company certificate...
But my main requirement is that I can inspect all http AND https messages...
Is that OK and possible ?

Thanks,
Stojce

 Weber wrote:
> Hello Stojce,
>
> > 2) make it work trough ssl but would have to 'see' the request/response
> > 'in clear'
>
> Before I answer this question, would you please explain the purpose
> of your project? You see, TLS/SSL connections are there for a reason:
> they are used for *secure* communication of *confidential* data.
>
> cheers,
>   Roland
>
> PS: Years ago, somebody asked on the OpenCard mailing list whether
>     he could use the software to copy SIM cards for mobile phones...
>
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