On Wed, 22 Jun 2011 10:41:59 +0800, Sean SPALDING wrote:
Hi Amos,
have to have port ":8443" as the destination port. Since origin
requests
have the domain:port part in the Host: header
A minor correction here. The SSL offload device (Nortel Application
Switch) does some networking magic so neither the originating request
nor the forwarded request has a port in the Host header. HTTPS
requests arrive on 443, get decrypted and passed through to 8443 as
HTTP.
Is there any "http://domain:port"; part on the URL when it arrives at
Squid?
That would cause Squid to ignore the Host: entirely and use the URL
values.
If you want Squid to fake the arriving port back to 80 use
"vport=80" on
the http_port 8443 line.
I'll try this.
A secondary workaround is forcedomain= on the cache_peer line if your
squid supports it. But that is only useful in some circumstances.
Amos
