On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, David Delamarre wrote:
https_port 443
You need to at an absolute minimum specify the SSL server certificate Squid should use while acceitping the SSL connection from the client.
client ======>reverse squid=====>Server
https https
Squid-2.5 without SSL update is not capable of initiating SSL connections, only allowing you the following configuration
client == HTTPS ==> squid == HTTP ==> Server
If what you want is to publish the webserver as-is without a proxy inbetween terminating the SSL connection then Squid is not the tool you are looking for and you should be using NAT or a simple TCP plug to publish the servers https port on the Internet. This is required if your server require the use of client certificates etc as these can not be proxied.
Regards Henrik
