> Hi All, > > I am using Squid 2.6 Stable 12. I have my configuration like below. > > http_port 8080 accel defaultsite=myhttpsite.net > https_port 8081 accel defaultsite=myhttpsite.net cert=<path_to_cert> > key=<path_to_key> protocol=http 'tis usually better to accelerate on port 80. That way you don't have to produce every URL saying myhttpsite.com:8080. and http://myhttpsite.com will 'just-work' > > By looking above, you might understand the setup. Its > > Client <---http & ssl--->Squid<---http--->HTTP Server > > My question is that > > HTTP Server sees no difference between actual requests, i.e., whether > client request is http or https. aha, the certificates on https_port are what squid sends to clients for that part of the SSL. There is another set of certs needed on cache_peer to SLL the link between squid and the actual web server. > > Is there anyway to find out this at backend(Http web server) through > HTTP Headers or any other configuration? Depends on the web server capabilities. Nothing to do with squid. Amos
