Dear Ralf,
Thanx for the prompt answer but it still does not help me any further.
A year ago you answered to a similar problem the following:
For the plain HTTPS proxy functionality you don't need mod_ssl, because that's
done with the standard HTTP CONNECT method. So all you need is mod_proxy.
mod_ssl is only needed when you want to establish a _gateway_, for instance a
HTTP-to-HTTPS or HTTPS-to-HTTP gateway or even a HTTPS-to-HTTPS gateway which
maps URL trees. But what you're asking about seems to be just the plain HTTPS
proxy functionality.
It seems that I just can't get this "plain HTTPS proxy functionality" to run, because
the
SSL-server works just fine.
On the proxy the last directives I tried are:
...
Listen 80
Listen 443
...
<VirtualHost my_proxy:443>
NameVirtualHost my_proxy_ip
ServerName my_proxy_FQDN
ServerAlias my_proxy_a1 my_proxy_a2
ProxyRequests On
ProxyPass /html_root https://my_server/html_root
</VirtualHost>
Thanx,
Oli
"Ralf S. Engelschall" wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 04, 2000, Oliver Heil wrote:
>
> > [...]
> > I always get "connection refused" from the browser.
> > The access log on (P) shows "[04/Feb/2000:10:42:23 +0100] "F" 501 365".
> > The access log on (S) shows "[04/Feb/2000:10:42:23 +0100] "F / HTTP/1.0" 501 365".
> > The error log on (S) shows "Invalid method in request F / HTTP/1.0".
> > Accessing (S) direct works well with either http and https.
> > Accessing (S) via (P) over http works also fine.
> > The apache versions are 1.3.9.
> >
> > Can someone point me to a solution of how to setup the proxy server or send
> > me a example configuration?
>
> The error messages indicate that you're speaking HTTPS to a port where
> no HTTPS is spoken. There only HTTP is spoken which leads to those
> errors. Make sure your Listen and <VirtualHost> sections match and that
> "SSLEngine on" is present in the <VirtualHost> for HTTPS.
>
> Ralf S. Engelschall
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