>What's the conventionell way ? Just thought, that I have to login to the Proxy to
>come in
> contact with the server behind.
Sure. What is not really conventional is to use SSL to connect the a proxy. Usually an
HTTP agent connects to a proxy using regular (plain) HTTP and then uses that
conn
Ulrich Freyer-Hirtz wrote:
You're right. I've had a look into the Http.confs. On the Server are
to Apache installation. One runs as Proxie and uses SSL. The other is
a Webserver without SSL. So now I've to figure out, how to set the
HttpClient Host and Proxy. and where to use my
"workaround-for-sel
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 18:07, Michael Becke wrote:
> Ulrich Freyer-Hirtz wrote:
> > You're right. I've had a look into the Http.confs. On the Server are
> > to Apache installation. One runs as Proxie and uses SSL. The other is
> > a Webserver without SSL. So now I've to figure out, how to set the
>
Kalnichevski, Oleg wrote:
What's the conventionell way ? Just thought, that I have to login to the Proxy to come in
contact with the server behind.
Sure. What is not really conventional is to use SSL to connect the a proxy. Usually an HTTP agent connects to a proxy using regular (plain) HTTP and
Oleg Kalnichevski wrote:
Mike,
I am afraid things are a bit more complicated than that. HttpClient
always uses a plain socket to establish connection with a proxy. As far
as I understand so do IE & Mozilla. I think what Ulrich is trying to do
is to connect to the proxy using SSL, which is quite unc
Hello Christian,
It depends on what you want to do. SSL is meant to
establish a secure end-to-end connection, and the both
ends are *usually* the client and the backend server.
I wouldn't rule out the possibility to connect to the
proxy using SSL. But this will only secure the connection
to the p
Ulrich Freyer-Hirtz wrote:
May be at another port. There are running two Apache. One as Proxy,
one as WebServer. I'll try to find out the port-configuration. I'm
wondering, who creates that CONNECT-Statement ? Ask the Client the
Server : "What Protocoll do you have at Port 80?" ? I told the client
