ons 2006-04-12 klockan 10:40 -0400 skrev Dwayne Hottinger: > That is what I was thinking. Does anyone know of another way to handle this? I have been toying with the idea of making Squid a "man-in-the-middle" https proxy, decrypting the requests and encrypting them again in a new SSL session. But haven't found sufficient motivation to implement this yet.. This obviously pretty much nullifies the end-to-end security of SSL transactions as they have to fully trust the proxy as an CA, but there is many environments where this isn't an issue and it's more important to be able to filter and inspect the https traffic. Regards Henrik
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