On 14/05/2012 13:17, Stefan Bauer wrote:
You can install Apache on a system to strip the SSL layer, but in the diagram above it appears that your internal server is still running HTTPS. If you just want to route HTTPS sessions (which are encrypted and cannot be viewed or acted upon in any way) then you just want a firewall with port forwarding. If you actually want to decrypt and then re-encrypt (why??) then you can do this with mod_proxy and mod_ssl...Dear Users,what is the recommended way to achive the following: Client-with-Smartphone -> domain:443(Apache) --> internal server (webmail:443)
We want to configure Apache2 as SSL-Proxy but are unsure which modules are required and if mod_ssl is required at all? Please bring some light into that topic.
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