> Surely all this peeking and bumping is only needed if you're running Squid in > interception mode, whereas you've said that you've configured your Java > application to explicitly use Squid as a proxy?
I found some "how-to's" and posts that were explaining how to make a https cache proxy, and they were all mentioning bumping. Isn't the bump needed to decrypt the response, so it is possible to store it in the cache? I dont need any acl with peek and bump for my scenario at all, is what you are saying? > Have you tried your Squid configuration with a plain browser, configured to use > the proxy, with (a) a few random websites, and (b) the specific resource you're > trying to access from your Java application, to see whether it is actually > working as a caching proxy?
No. And something I will do now. Thanks for tips.
Sorry for the messy formatting here, but I didnt get your responses to my mail. I only saw it in the archives and copied it over to my mail here....
/Tomas
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