On Sat, 8 May 2004, Deepa D wrote: > I am using squid to run as a transparent proxy > for traffic heading to port 80. From the documentation > I understand that in such a case, the HTTP Accelerator > runs on port 80 and hence I can't reuse the same port > for my local web server(eg:- Jetty).
You can. The accelerator does not need to run on port 80, but you need to have other port 80 traffic redirected to the Squid via firewall/NAT rules. > Secondly, how will the https traffic and traffic > heading to other ports be handled using the > transparent proxy feature? These will be routed like usual, as if there was no proxy. To proxy this you must have the browser configured to use the proxy. Regards Henrik
