On Wed, 13 Oct 2004, [gb2312] 杨顶 wrote:

        I use squid 2.5 stable6 . Work on httpd-accelerator mode.and I use
--enable-ssl to make the squid.Then I set "https_port 443
cert=/etc/squid/squid.pem" in squid.conf .Now my Squid can accept https
request.but when squid server recerve https request ,he  connect the real
web server USE http.

Correct.

 My question is:how to configure squid to just 'tunelling' the https
request

You can't use a reverse-proxy to tunnel https. For this you need to use NAT or simple TCP plugs / port forwarder.


What you can do with Squid is to reverse-proxy https. There is then different SSL connections between the browser<->squid and squid<->webserver. This functionality is however not available in the Squid-2.5 distribution, but is available in the SSL update patch from http://devel.squid-cache.org/ (also available in the upcoming Squid-3.0 release).

Regards
Henrik

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