ons 2007-06-06 klockan 16:05 -0700 skrev Michael Puckett:
> The intention would be that the clients should not even know that the
> top level was using SSL to the origin servers. The clients would make a
> regular http:// access. Of course, if the client does use https://
> accesses then the CONNECT tunneling through the cache servers would be
> expected.
> What do you mean by "act as an accelerator"? Just the regular proxy
> caching? If so , this sounds like what I am after.
In the context it means that Squid knows about the origin servers, and
that SSL needs to be used to talk to these specific origin servers.
See the cache_peer directive.
> > c) It's also possible to do 'b' by using an url rewriter/redirector to
> > rewrite the request from http:// to https:// on the fly.
> What would be the advantage of using a url rewriter?
That no other configuration is needed in Squid I guess..
Regards
Henrik
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