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I am using Squid as my Proxy. I already block http traffic using squid proxy like http://www.gmail.com
but when user go trough using https://www.gmail.com then squid is unable to block these traffic.
If it is not possible to block https traffics using squid porxy, i dont want to block the particular port 443 through iptables,because i need to connect my office web page which is using https.
If you block gmail.com and/or mail.google.com they will be blocked for both HTTP and HTTPS. If you only want to allow HTTPS for your office's Web page, you could block the CONNECT method entirely for every other site. Example:
If it is not possible to block https traffics using squid porxy, i dont want to block the particular port 443 through iptables,because i need to connect my office web page which is using https.
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