On 18/12/18 6:24 am, Darvin Rivera Aguilar wrote: > Hello > I have Debian 9 and squid from oficial debian repo (Squid Cache: Version > 3.5.23) > It's posible to redirect https://www.youtube.com to > https://m.youtube.com for all users in squid? Yes. However the Debian official packages do not provide support for SSL-Bump features. So not with that particular Squid package you currently have installed. If you are needing to intercept that HTTPS traffic you will have to rebuild Squid with SSL-Bump features. Instructions for re-building the Debian package with OpenSSL are at <https://wiki.squid-cache.org/KnowledgeBase/Debian>. (Please use v4 instead of v3.5 for any new installations. Since you are custom building it is a good idea to build the latest version to get the most fixes and longest support times.) If you are using Squid just as a TLS proxy the Squid v4 packages from Debian Testing/Buster should be fine. There are some issues with TLS fine tuning still being worked out, but that is separate from this use-case of yours. Worst-case you can rebuild with OpenSSL as above. Provided you actually use a proper *redirect* rather than a URL-rewrite it should work fine: acl www_youtube dstdomain www.youtube.com deny_info 302:https://m.youtube.com%R www_youtube http_access deny www_youtube Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
