On 20/12/18 4:32 am, Meridoff wrote:
> 1) I just try to intercept https traffic. I use https_port ...
> cert=cert.pem capath=/dir . So squid can generate sertificates based on
> file.cert as Root CA.
>
Yes.
> So, my file.cert is combined from cert and key files. And it is not
> sefl-signed.
Pl
On 20/12/18 1:13 am, Meridoff wrote:
> Hello, when proxying https traffic squid needs self-signed cert.
>
No, Squid needs a certificate with properties compatible with the
particular "proxying https" which your proxy is configured to do.
Some of those uses require *a CA* certificate and key. Se
Hello, when proxying https traffic squid needs self-signed cert.
But what if I use not self-signed cert ? I need to use cert of my company
which is not self-signed. Is it possible ? May be I can use capath= option
for this..
Now squid complains: FATAL: No valid signing SSL certificate configured
