[squid-users] Q: squid in the middle SSL-bump configuration

Hi, I'd appreciate some squid.conf assistance. I'm trying to to build a squid in the middle server that will bump a client's http request to https. This is not exposed to the real world; it's to help developers who need to capture and decrypt ssl encrypted web transactions in a dev environment. For clarification, what I want is: -the client connects via http through the squid proxy -the proxy converts this to https and forwards the request on to the web server -the web server only sees https, and replies via https My squid config: http_port 5.54.209.224:2009 ssl-bump cert=/etc/squid/ssl/certname.cert always_direct allow all ssl_bump allow all sslproxy_cert_error allow all http_access allow all My squid proxt does indeed forward the connection to the webserver, but it's still http, as seen in the access.log 1319142020.657 3 5.36.162.103 TCP_MISS/403 1550 GET http://name removed/ - DIRECT/###.###.###.### text/html 1319142023.046 1 5.36.162.103 TCP_MISS/403 1550 GET http://name removed/ - DIRECT/###.###.###.### text/html Can someone point out what I am missing? Thanks in advance. Thanks, John N. [email protected]
Received on Thu Oct 20 2011 - 20:58:41 MDT