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I've set up Apache with a caching proxy and it does fine when I tell a
browser to use it for HTTP traffic.  Can I use it to proxy (and cache)
SSL traffic?  The proxy wouldn't know what the document URL was so
couldn't even cache the returned encrypted blob in any useful manner;
can it at least pass the SSL traffic through?

(What I'm trying to do right now is test something that seems broken
 with MS-Proxy: NetScape/MSIE works OK but our SSL-oriented application
 fails. I'm trying to determine if the problem is with MS-Proxy or the
 application by setting up an Apache proxy instead of the MS software.)

Thanks.

Quote:>Perhaps I just haven't had enough caffeine today so I'm not seeing the
>obvious.
>I've set up Apache with a caching proxy and it does fine when I tell a
>browser to use it for HTTP traffic.  Can I use it to proxy (and cache)
>SSL traffic?  The proxy wouldn't know what the document URL was so
>couldn't even cache the returned encrypted blob in any useful manner;
>can it at least pass the SSL traffic through?

Quote:>Perhaps I just haven't had enough caffeine today so I'm not seeing the
>obvious.

>I've set up Apache with a caching proxy and it does fine when I tell a
>browser to use it for HTTP traffic.  Can I use it to proxy (and cache)
>SSL traffic?  

Quote:>The proxy wouldn't know what the document URL was so
>couldn't even cache the returned encrypted blob in any useful manner;
>can it at least pass the SSL traffic through?