The https port is not related to https proxying and should probably be removed. To proxy https, in your browser, set the https proxy port to 3128 (or whatever you have set the standard http port to). Ben On 07/10/05, Ibrahim Calisir <icalisir@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > thank you, for your quick reply.. > > However there is no line that relate to https connection that I write, > except the default acl rules as: > > acl Safe_ports port 443 563 # https, snews > http_access deny !Safe_ports > > acl SSL_ports port 443 563 > http_access deny CONNECT !SSL_ports > > I do not have a firewall rule yet, and I can connect https site from > proxy machine with firefox. > > I check with Mozilla, Netscape and IE and all of them lost their > connection with web sites as I addressed https port of my proxy. > > not: I assigned 443 as https port of proxy, and nothing changed. > > Yours, > Ibrahim Calisir > METU > > Jakob Curdes wrote: > > Ibrahim Calisir schrieb: > > > >> Hi > >> > >> I am not very good in squid. I configured squid-2.5.STABLE11 with LDAP > >> and SSL enabled. Connecitons to https port had "page cannot be > >> displayed" error message in IE6, however connections to http port had no > >> problem and asks username and password. I did not understad why https > >> port connections give such error. > >> > >> not: configuration string: > >> ./configure --enable-ssl --with-openssl > >> --enable-digest-auth-helpers=password --enable-basic-auth-helpers=LDAP > >> > > The error message from IE 6 does not really help. You will have to find > > out why you get the error. > > How are your acl ant http_access configuration lines ? Can you browse > > https sites from the proxy machine itself without using a proxy, i.e. > > are you sure your firewall permits https connections out ? > > > > Yours, > > Jakob Curdes > >
