Can you connect up to squid with HTTP requests and have squid make HTTPS requests?
I would like to connect up to squid and make a "GET https://www.sslwebsite.com
HTTP/1.0" and have squid terminate the SSL connection out to the remote SSL website.
From what I read it looks like you can have Sq
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Schuster, Dan (TLR Corp) wrote:
> Can you connect up to squid with HTTP requests and have squid make HTTPS requests?
>
> I would like to connect up to squid and make a "GET https://www.sslwebsite.com
> HTTP/1.0" and have squid terminate the SSL connection out to the remote
Hi list,
We have a setup without squid as follows:-
Customer request
http://sales.example.com webserver replied as
https://sales.example.com:8443/abc (they cannot make it 443..!!)
https://sales.example.com:443 also repied as https://sales.example.c
Hi I want to create a proxy which encrypts all http traffic to https
Can squid do this ?
What would this process be called?
On Fri, 2007-06-29 at 20:55 +0400, Mohamed Navas V wrote:
> Hi list,
> We have a setup without squid as follows:-
>
> Customer request
> http://sales.example.com webserver replied as
> https://sales.example.com:8443/abc (they cannot make it 443..!!)
> --
My question:- the response from the Backend Webserver with changed
port and URL are possible to pass through the squid proxy ?
> http://sales.example.com webserver replied as
> https://sales.example.com:8443/abc (they cannot make it 443..!!)
>
> h
On Sun, 2007-07-01 at 08:18 +0400, Mohamed Navas V wrote:
> My question:- the response from the Backend Webserver with changed
> port and URL are possible to pass through the squid proxy ?
Yes, it does by default. You can also rewrite the location header before
it's sent to the browser if you want
Henrik,
What exactly do you want to happen when the webserver sends this
redirect? Do you want that URL to be sent to the browser, or do you want
the browser to use another URL?
Do you want Squid to listen on that URL, or do you want it to be sent
directly to the origin webserver by the client?
On Sun, 2007-07-01 at 16:40 +0400, Mohamed Navas V wrote:
> Henrik,
>
> > What exactly do you want to happen when the webserver sends this
> > redirect? Do you want that URL to be sent to the browser, or do you want
> > the browser to use another URL?
> >
> > Do you want Squid to listen on that UR
Henrik,
All the redirections are happening in the webserver itself.Also this
is happening right now .We have suggested to put the proxy for
transparency and security. As i had tried with squid 2.5 long time
back but couldn't do. We have the squid 2.6 now, and to test with this
setup.
So the web s
On Mon, 2007-07-02 at 11:08 +0400, Mohamed Navas V wrote:
> Henrik,
> All the redirections are happening in the webserver itself.Also this
> is happening right now .We have suggested to put the proxy for
> transparency and security. As i had tried with squid 2.5 long time
> back but couldn't do. We
On 15/09/11 04:20, nemus wrote:
Hi I want to create a proxy which encrypts all http traffic to https
Can squid do this ?
Yes, no, and maybe. All at the same time.
Yes - Squid can encrypt traffic. Requires OpenSSL AND a cache_peer link
with "ssl" flags to another proxy which accepts SSL encr
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