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Justin Binns wrote:
Hmm.  I guess I'm not describing what I want to do clearly enough.

The purpose is, as you say, to shove a caching proxy in between the clients and the server. What I can quite happily do is give the proxy it's own certificate that is trusted by the server - essentially delegating responsibility for file distribution to the proxy. Then the proxy can authenticate the clients and serve the cached data. The thing I can't seem to make work is getting squid to use a cert when it is trying to establish a connection to the up-stream server...

Thanks again for any help ;-)

Justin


You'll need to set it up in a reverse proxy configuration.

See the sslcert option in the cache_peer directive (http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/cache_peer/).


Chris

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