Visser, Peter (ZGM) wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
So is it possible to have Squid send a 302 redirect back to the client,
replacing the http with https, instead of the webserver, but only for certain
URL/Website? Other sites should remain HTTP.
Yes. The deny_info directive will take a URL and redirect with a 302 to
that URL when the ACL its assigned to blocks someone.
Squid 3.2 permits templating in one step like so:
acl bounce proto HTTP
http_access deny bounce
deny_info https://%H%u bounce
For older releases which only provide passing the full original URL (%s)
to a bounce handler. The handler needs to do a second bounce only
altering the http/https protocol piece. Like so:
acl bounce proto HTTP
http_access deny bounce
deny_info https://example.com/bounce?%s bounce
Amos
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