I have a question about using squid as a redirector/accelerator/reverse proxy. I've found some references on the topic, but I'm having a problem that's not addressed. My basic config: Platform: Redhat 9 Squid version: squid-2.5.STABLE1-3.9 1. I'm using a redirector script so that I can access multiple servers, yet present the look of a single web site. (It's a company internal site.) 2. I've been using this successfully for quite some time, listening on a specific IP, port 80. 3. I'm using the same machine as an Apache web server, but with a different IP. Problem: I want to add another "backend" web site that uses https. I've tried many (too many) different configs, but I can't find the right combination to make it work. 1. With just an entry like: http_port 10.14.21.32:443 and a url like: https://esd-bcurran.us.dg.com/eRoom/ the redirector script never even gets called. Is there something "interesting" in the config I'm missing? 2. If I use a URL like: http://esd-bcurran.us.dg.com:443/eRoom/ then the redirector is called, but I never see the target web page. Perhaps I'm not rewriting the URL properly in the redirector script? Here's some debug output from my redirector. (I'm playing with the CONNECT method, but I really don't know what I'm doing here.) In: http://esd-bcurran.us.dg.com/eRoom/ 10.14.21.32/esd-bcurran.us.dg.com - GET Out: https://esd-tls02.us.dg.com:443/ 10.14.36.202/esd-tls02.us.dg.com - CONNECT Any help would be very much appreciated. TIA, Bill