Hey There,
By google docs it seems like that sanest option is to add the "
&safe=active" if do not exist which forces something on the url level.
A url rewriting can be nice but I would prefer to not do that if
possible to change the node but to work with the regular google domains
list.
For example..
The domain should be a google domain + path syntax which includes all
search structure while not having in it any thing that result in
something else then: "&safe=active".
Also to all that there is an option to add ssl_bump only for google
servers around the world or something similar.
(The implementation can be a bit tricky)
Note that there are many domains out-there which are run by google such
as www.google.co.uk , www.google.dk, www.google.pl, www.google.com.py
and many more..
Eliezer
On 17/12/13 00:25, babajaga wrote:
Just to let you know:
Rewriting the URL google.com -> nosslsearch.google.com (using
url_rewrite_program) AND
url_rewrite_host_header off
works with my (beloved) squid27.
Thanx to your good idea !
More convenient compared to the DNS-hack.
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