>I realize that in order for the squid server to proxy the ssl
>openssl libraries must be installed.
Not true , I think.
>Question: Does this
>mean that client opens an ssl connection to squid server;
>the squid server and the client do a key exchange; the
That would not be possible , Squid has no idea about the Certificate
being used by the remote site.
>squid server then opens a up connection to the destination,
>does a key exchange and downloads the webpage. The
>server then sends the page to the client over the
>SSL connection between squid and the client?
>Is this correct?
I think, for SSL, that the only thing that SQUID does, is tying
the connections together between the browser and the remote server.
Hence the need to support CONNECT as a kind of (proxy) relaying method.
M.
Thank you,
Raymond
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