On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Brad Taylor wrote:
"$url" value ends up squid.mysite.net, redirecting the browser right back to squid.mysite.net and causing an endless loop. I tried putting squid.mysite.net in the /etc/hosts file to point to the backend web server, but it did not seem to matter. Is there anyway this can be done?
You are using Squid-2.5 I suppose.. it's idea of https reverse proxied content is a little wierd (internally looks like http)
Instead of using a redirector plain access controls in squid.conf can do the job much easier
acl port80 port 80 http_access deny port80 deny_info https://www.your.site/ port80
you can also use the same in redirector_access to control what is sent to the redirector.
alternatively you can use "httpd_accel_port 0" and have the redirector look for the port number to determine if this request was received on the http_port or on the https_port.
Regards Henrik
