Hi I have set squid up as an intercept proxy; I have redirected http traffic on port 80 to port 3128 and https traffic on 443 to port 3129. http_port 3128 intercept https_port 3129 intercept ssl-bump cert=/root/server.crt key=/root/private.pem It is working fine with http requests. However when a client makes an HTTPS request to port 443 on squid, squid will decrypt the request (due to ssl-bump). Squid then treats this request as a normal HTTP request and forwards it to the real webserver on port 80. The webserver responds with a redirect, asking to connect to 443. Is there a way to tell squid that, if the request comes in on 443, to make the outgoing connection's destination port to be 443 instead of 80 as well? Here is a simple diagram (in case I haven't explained it clearly!) Client --> (80) Squid --> (80) Webserver.com - Works as expected. Client --> (443) Squid --> (80) Webserver.com - webserver responds with 301/302 and says new location is at https://webserver.com Thanks
