I've looked in the archives, site, and Squid book, but I can't find
the answer to what I'm looking to do. I suspect that it's not
supported.
My origin server accepts Basic auth over SSL (non-negotiable). I'd
like to stick a reverse proxy/surrogate in front of it for
caching/acceleration, and hav
> I've looked in the archives, site, and Squid book, but I can't find
> the answer to what I'm looking to do. I suspect that it's not
> supported.
>
> My origin server accepts Basic auth over SSL (non-negotiable). I'd
> like to stick a reverse proxy/surrogate in front of it for
> caching/accelera
On ons, 2008-10-15 at 16:42 -0400, Todd Lainhart wrote:
> I've looked in the archives, site, and Squid book, but I can't find
> the answer to what I'm looking to do. I suspect that it's not
> supported.
It is.
> My origin server accepts Basic auth over SSL (non-negotiable). I'd
> like to stick
Thank you, Amos and Henrik. I'll be testing this in 2.7/Stable 4 - I
assume that's OK (no significant fixes in 3.0 in this area that I
should take advantage of)?
Could I do the same thing with SSL to the reverse proxy? That is, the
reverse proxy is the endpoint for the client, gets the creds, be
On tor, 2008-10-16 at 10:56 -0400, Todd Lainhart wrote:
> Could I do the same thing with SSL to the reverse proxy? That is, the
> reverse proxy is the endpoint for the client, gets the creds, becomes
> the endpoint for the server, decrypts and caches the origin response,
> and then serves cached
