Hi all,
      After lurking for quite some time, and reading all the posts on 
this subject, I still haven't found a definitive answer to my question.. 
so, please do tell me to RTFM or the archive if its available 
somewhere...
    My question is,
I've setup Squid as a httpd accelerator (RH 7.0, Squid 2.3 stable 
4). However, the most recent requirement is that the backend 
webserver, IIS, also process some SSL requests. Unfortunately,  I 
get an error message at the client browser saying that the 
certificate is invalid.. and that the host is not trusted.. basically, 
that SSL doesn't work..it works fine when I go direct to the 
webserver, btw..
However, I do get a certificate from localhost.localdomain (the 
default cert. from RH installation) when I go through Squid... which I 
thought was weird.. anyway...
has anyone on this list actually tried to accelerate a webserver that 
handles SSL.. is it even possible.. ? After reading posts that are 
related, my feeling on this is that Squid can't handle SSL because 
it is after all, just an HTTP proxy, not for anything fancy like 
HTTPS.. in which case, I'd really like to know of a workaround or 
alternately a means to modify the Squid source to allow this...I'm 
quite willing to wade through C source code to get this done, 
assuming my C knowhow is adequate, of course ;o)
've already tried url_regex with always_direct for https, with no 
luck...
Any information appreciated..
Thanks in advance,
Thimal
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