Hi,
I am using the latest version of squid and squidguard on a RedHat Linux AS 
2.1 system.  I would like to be able to redirect http requests to https, 
similar to mod_rewrite in apache.  I thought this could easily be 
accomplished in my squidguard.conf and have tried several types of syntax 
and haven't gotten it to work.  Basically, it just ignores the rewrite, 
and I don't get anything in the squidguard log.  I am running squid in 
"acclerator" mode in front of Zope. 

I have been reseaching this for weeks and trying to get it, so I 
appreciate ANY help you can offer.   The whole squid.conf would be too 
much to attach, but I have made the standard changes to it..   What am I 
missing?   Here is my squidGuard.conf:

# 
# CONFIG FILE FOR SQUIDGUARD 
# 

dbhome /usr/local/squidGuard/db 
logdir /usr/local/squidGuard/log

rew ctn {
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]://ctn-dev.dcri.duke.edu/@https://ctn-dev.dcri.duke.edu/@i
}

dest ctns {
  expressionlist ctn
}

acl {
  default {
    pass ctns
    rewrite ctn
  }
}

Thanks very much,

Ingrid Lalik

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