On 5/3/06, Christoph Haas <email@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 07:23:12AM -0400, Sketch wrote: > Is there anyway to force https for certain URLs with squid? > > For example, http and https are on the same cache_peer and people > accessing the webpages, for example: > > http://site.com/user > > Should be able to use http *or* https, however accessing: > > http://site.com/admin > > should answer to http, but redirect to https, thus allowing only https. Isn't that something the site.com administrator should take care of? That's close to trivial with Apache for example.
The problem arises when squid is doing the SSL business and only talks to the origin server in http. To the apache server, everything is http, you can see how this would loop: Request -> https -> squid -> http -> origin server -> http -> squid -> etc.. Can quid 2.5 be configured as a pass through for https, and leave the ssl layer stuff to the origin server *without* using a redirector?
