On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, Joel CARNAT wrote: > What is strange is that, the Internet Client (Mozilla, or IE) use > https://URL/, get the certificate, and show the page. > The trouble is SQUID use the HTTP in the NAT segment( according to the > GET section of access.log). So directories allowed only in the HTTPS > VHost can't be reached - the server error is : > Not allowed, ... Apache... Port 80. > Even when the client URL is https://.../
Squid-2.5.STABLE can not initiate SSL connections. Squid-3.0 or Squid-2.5.STABLE+ssl update can initiate SSL connections. In Squid-3.0 the configuration of accelerators is more natural, but Squid-2.5 basically requires the help of a redirector to do this correctly as the SSL update is just an SSL update, not a reverse-proxy update.. Regards Henrik
