On Sunday 03 August 2003 17.15, Andrew wrote:
> I have squid set up in accelerator mode in front of my web server.
> I would like to ensure that users access some of the content on the
> web server using https. I tried the example in the squid FAQ just
> to see if it would work but it didn't. With the redirection script
> in place, my browser spins until a message comes up saying that the
> maximum redirection limit was reached
Most likely your redirect script witks a bit too well... redirecting
https:// accesses as well.
Squid-2.5 has the peculiar limitation that requests accepted by
https_port will internally be processed as http:// requests, meaning
that http:// is sent to redirectors etc.
What you can do to differentiate http_port from https_port in
squid-2.5 is to enable httpd_accel_port virtual, then look for the
port number in your redirector, clean up the url etc.
Another option is to look into Squid-3.0 where this is a whole lot
easier and does not require a redirector helper.
Regards
Henrik
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