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Hello,

I would like to use Squid to forward requests to webservices.
I would like to accomplish the following:

Traffic is initially directed directly to the Squid server at its internal address, for example:
    http://squid.server.local/first/webservice/

The request to the actual webservice is originated from the Squid server, for example:
   https://internet-webservice.example.com/soap/in/

I can configure Squid so that internal requests are connected to the external webservice. Client certificate authentication is handled by Squid. However this is based on the FQDN only, everything that comes after the FQDN (the second part of the URL) is passed through to the external service.

I would like to modify the second part of the URL, so that an internal connection to ".../first/webservice/", is externally connected to ".../soap/in/"
Everything that comes after the second part of the URL should be passed through as usual.

My question is: Can it be done?

Kind regards,
Lucas
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