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Carlos Vicente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Browsing through the archives I found this post of yours. I am now
> working exactly on the same kind of SSL proxy you described, and I'm
> stuck exactly on the sa
Carlos Vicente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Browsing through the archives I found this post of yours. I am now
> working exactly on the same kind of SSL proxy you described, and I'm
> stuck exactly on the same problem. It's clear that browsers initiate
> the SSL session --sending the ClientHell
>
> Have you found any other solution to this? I would appreciate your
> help.
>
Here an idea:
- You create an https proxy (it may also be an http proxy) running
on localhost.
- The proxy is actually a CA. when it receives a connect request,
it creates on the fly a server certificate sig
Carlos Vicente wrote:
Hi Allan,
As far as I am aware an proxy server must support the CONNECT
method, and this is what a Client will use to establish a connection
on a port other than 80
Browsing through the archives I found this post of yours. I am
now
working exactly on the same kind of SS
