RE: [squid-users] No access to HTTPS sites and funny error page.

> Since SSL objects are inherently uncachable, you could of course
choose to modify the client policy so these sessions > always go
direct, bypass squid. Personally I wouldn't do that, and I route all
browser traffic through squid and do > not see this problem.

This may be my next step - I will not use proxy for any SSL traffic, and
use the Wensense integration for the firewall to manage the traffic for
https. It does mean an additional server which the ISA setup didn't seem
to require.

Thanks

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Received on Fri Mar 03 2006 - 05:05:18 MST