Something that I determined is that squid can not handle swithcing between http and https as required on the fly. I accessed a site that allows initial connections as http and the server erquires that it use https, then tells the client that it only allows https, and to please reconnect in that manner, but squid does not handle this. For my initial issue, I changed the port that Squid was running on and ssl is being passed appropriately now. There are still no entries in the access log for https...is that because of the "connect" as opposed to the "get"? Thanks. ~PJ -----Original Message----- From: Mark Elsen [mailto:mark.elsen@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 11:40 AM To: Patrick Jones Cc: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: Squid & SSL on Windows On 3/28/06, Patrick Jones <p.jones@xxxxxxx> wrote: > I apologize, I changed some of the info to protect settings. > There is an entry defined for blackrock, I can access standard HTTP > through the proxy from "blackrock", I can not access HTTPS through > the proxy from blackrock. > - 1) Do you have any Firewalling setup , between your clients and SQUID which could block this http method ? - There's definitely nothing in access.log, when https is tried ? Also not, when a 'stop' is hit in the browser ? If this is true then item 1) becomes more and more probable. M.
