Hey Roberto,
Yes but with limitations.
Squid can use only one certificate per ip:port pair.
This leaves you with the only option of using squid with one certificate
that overlaps multiple domains in the form of "*.domain.com" which will
include all domain.com and subdomains.
There is a function which is not in use by squid that is called SNI
which allows the client to request a specific site\domain on the first
stages of the SSL negotiation which allows the service to send a
specific certificate as default and others in a case of a matched domain
from by SNI.
As far as I can tell and remember apache and nginx supports SNI.
Regards,
Eliezer
On 06/09/2014 06:15 PM, Roberto Carna wrote:
Dear, just one question...is it possible to use a Squid reverse proxy
with several SSL sites/certificates, all listening in TCP/443 in the
same public IP ???
Thanks a lot,
Roberto
