On 01/15/2014 07:06 AM, m.shahverdi@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > So what do you mean by "an SSH client that can proxy requests through an > HTTP/HTTPS proxy" exactly? One way to rephrase the above would be "an SSH client that can be configured to use an HTTP proxy as the next hop for SSH traffic (wrapped in HTTP)". A manual page for that client would mention the corresponding --http-proxy option or equivalent, for example. Another way to rephrase the above is "an SSH client that, when properly configured, emits HTTP requests". I do agree with others that in the vast majority of cases Squid should not see traffic from SSH clients. YMMV, but most likely you need to adjust your deployment requirements. Hope this clarifies, Alex. >> Em 15/01/14 11:04, m.shahverdi@xxxxxxxxxxxx escreveu: >>> Ok, so what should I do if I want to pass SSH requests through squid? >>> >>> >> using an SSH client that can proxy requests through an HTTP/HTTPS >> proxy should do it. If your client cant do that, than it probably wont >> be possible as squid does not recognize SSH protocol (and never intended >> to do so).
