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I have installed Fedora 9 on my outsourced server, running squid and other stuff.
The clients can browse with no issues at all, but we can not seem to browse any https sites ?
Standars squid configuration, minimal changes made to the squid conf file. it does have the http_access allow CONNECT SSL_ports line in, which is standard stuff.
Any ideas ? From the server itself I can connect to SSL sites ( telnet site on port 443 ) so no rules blocking it.
One thing ( if it would affect this ) I have two gateways on my network, my PC gateway is NOT set via this server / gateway, but surely that should not affect this, since I am asking squid to fetch the SSL site.
If I add an exclusion in my browser for any secure site then it works ( obvious, because then I go direct via my other gateway )
Are you running a transparent proxy or not ? If you are running a transparent proxy and try and redirect port 443 to the proxy that will never work as its considered a man in the middle attack
Are you running a transparent proxy or not ? If you are running a transparent proxy and try and redirect port 443 to the proxy that will never work as its considered a man in the middle attack
HEY SA buddy ;-)
No transparent proxy no ( for the reason you mentioned )
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