A little SQUID help related to https request

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Hi all,

I'm working on a box (Fedora 12) that should connect only to one
internet site.
So the first idea was to implement a transparent proxy on local, and
with a simple rules, I forward all outcoming packets from th port 80 to
the 3128.

The proxy is configured to accept incoming request on port 3128
transparently

I made the acl rules for the site.

It works very well.
Now the problem is that the site implements a login and use https page.
Squid is not able to transparent intercept SSL connection.

I can even configure firefox to use the proxy, instead of to no proxy,
but the result is the same. Proxy is not accepting SSL connection.

So the question is: what are the rules in squid.conf to enable https to
works and to be able to permit the access only to a domain?

Tnx in advance
 Ambrogio

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