On Wed, 5 May 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > About Windows Update caching with Squid acccelerator + SSL update: > I'd like understanding how this SSL patch works; > when client browser runs https request to Squid acc. , it's possibile to > redirect request to Microsoft Windows Update in the same way as Proxy server > regardless of https content?!
No. The client must make a https:// request which is directed to the Squid as a https:// server, not as a proxy. > SSL certificate should be installed on MS W.U. server but can I avoid to > install certificate on my squid accelerator? You can't. It needs a certificate, and that certificate must be accepted as valid by the client. > I think Squid accelerator ( + ssl update) can handle https request forwarding > to original server, but unlikely it's not true. It can. > I'm interesting to install > SSL update but I'm not sure that this update can resolve my https requests > caching problem. It is not designed for caching of https://. It is designed for reverse proxying and acceleration of https://. What you need to make is a accelerator for the windows update service. > If I was interested to accelerate another server (no MS W.U) where can I > take certificate to put in squid acc. and how it's generated ?! You need to make your own certificate, and make the clients trust this. As it is not your site no CA will issue a certificate for you and your only option is to build your own CA. Regards Henrik
