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Re: Is it possible to send the connection, starting with the CONNECT, to cache-peer?

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Squid working in transparent SSL Bump mode.

AFAIK, here is SSL decrypts. AFAIK, decrypted tunnel denied to be
forwarded to parent.

I need to forward some URLs without decryption to peer. Whole session
starting with CONNECT.

Problem: Peer must accepts both HTTP and HTTPS connections. Yes, there
is Privoxy, which can tunnel CONNECT. How to tell Squid - "Forward this
URL and this URL into peer, whenever HTTP or HTTPS"?

15.09.15 23:17, Matus UHLAR - fantomas пишет:
> On 15.09.15 22:45, Yuri Voinov wrote:
>> Does anyone know - is it possible to send the connection, starting with
>> the CONNECT, to cache-peer?
>
> cache_peer_access with proper ACLs should do that.
> note that always_direct can avoid it.
>
>> I need to send some sites, defined by ACL, connections with starts with
>> CONNECT (443 port), to the cache_peer first? Rather then direct
connect it?
>>
>> I.e., both HTTP/HTTPS must be forwarded to cache_peer for specified
>> sites. No one direct connections must establishes for these sites.
>>
>> Squid 3.4.14.
>>
>> Which options set I must use?
>

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