On Fri, 2 Jan 2004, cadu wrote: > But it looks like the http or https connections can reach only the proxy > server and all comunication with my webservers behind squid is made > using http. That's a problem because we have servers those can only be > accessed via https.
For this you need Squid-3 or the SSL update patch to Squid-2.5. Please note that Squid is a HTTP proxy, and will terminate the SSL and open a new SSL connection to the server. If you want SSL proxied between the browser and server such as required for using client certificates etc then you need to use a TCP proxy or NAT for forwarding the SSL requests to the server. Regards Henrik
