Yogesh Patil wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the reply, but i don't want to really proxy https
traffic i now it is secure, but i want to give access to the websites
which are using https as my internet connection is connected on the
linux box which is having installed BIND DNS, Squid Proxy, and
configured iptables i just want to know, how to allow https websites &
Yahoo messenger which uses socks for connecting to it's servers.
Https cannot be proxied transparently (well, not easily). Just allow
port 443 out.
Alternatively, let everyone set your proxy address in their proxy
settings for https. Then the browser will issue a CONNECT to the proxy
to connect to the remote site.
M4
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