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Hello list,

This first my message here but I'm the author of the original question :-)
I finally succeed in reverse proxying OWA adding the login=PASS option to my
cache_peer directive.

For future reference, here is the complete line:

cache_peer exchange-fe.local.mysite parent 80 0 front-end-https=on \
originserver proxy-only connection-auth=off login=PASS

Adding RPC_IN_DATA and RPC_OUT_DATA to the extension_methods gives me rpc
over http capability which is definitely great. Many thanks for you help!

I'm now trying to reverse proxy a second url (with another backend) on the
same box using an IP alias on the squid server. The backend is using https
protocol so I setup the following cache_peer for this backend:

cache_peer backend.local.mysite parent 443 0 originserver proxy-only
connection-auth=off ssl cafile=path_to_ca_of_backend

However, the squid -k parse returns:

parse_peer: token='cafile=/path_to_ca_of_backend'
FATAL: Bungled squid.conf line 559: cache_peer backend.local.mysite parent
443 0 originserver proxy-only connection-auth=off ssl
cafile=/path_to_ca_of_backend
Squid Cache (Version 2.6.RC2-20060628): Terminated abnormally.

Is this cafile= option already implemented on this 2.6RC2 or am I doing
something wrong?

Many thanks.

Best Regards,

Benjamin Constant

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