Closed justinschw closed 3 years ago
Does your squid allow port 80 for CONNECT? It normally allows only port 443. https://github.com/squid-cache/squid/blob/f70aedc41741c5475ca5f7d86234e7e6366c8be9/src/cf.data.pre#L1625
Check acl SSL_ports
line in squid.conf
.
Thanks for the reply... I see, if I add "acl SSL_ports port 80" underneath that line, it now works fine. How strange, I never thought that regular HTTP did a connect request.
Thanks for the help.
I have the following setup: client http/https traffic is redirected routed to port 12345, on which transocks is running. iptables commands:
transocks is configured to transparently proxy to squid, which is also configured for ssl bump. Here is my transocks.toml:
Now on the client side, if I do a "curl http://www.w3.org:80" I get the following output:
It works fine if I curl for https.