Great. Thanks for such a thorough explanation Amos ! Cleared a lot of doubts.
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On 21/02/18 18:38, ninadmnaik wrote:
> Does the "https_port intercept ssl-bump" work only in transparent proxy
> scenarios, where the DNAT changes have been applied?
> https://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxDnat
The "intercept" mode flag alone is what means DNAT is taking place
Does the "https_port intercept ssl-bump" work only in transparent proxy
scenarios, where the DNAT changes have been applied?
https://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxDnat
Or is it possible to explicitly point to squid proxy in the client and still
use the "https_port intercept ss
IM, which is uses HTTP-similar sessions bootstrap, requires special
investigation and custom configuration in case of goes via forwarding proxy.
17.02.2018 22:58, ninadmnaik пишет:
> Thanks for the quick reply Yuri.
>
> "Note that these are not 'https' requests. Just plain socket connections."
>
Thanks for the quick reply Yuri.
"Note that these are not 'https' requests. Just plain socket connections."
Maybe this wasn't statement wasn't entirely correct. We are using the
'connect' method to talk to squid proxy. And squid proxy is able to connect
to the remote xmpp server. It's just that t
17.02.2018 21:44, ninadmnaik пишет:
> Hello,
> We need to communicate with a xmpp server over TLS connections. Now, we know
> that our app can open a TLS connection to Squid. But can Squid initiate a
> TLS connection to the xmpp server?
Only if it goes over HTTP/HTTPS port. With some difficults
Hello,
We need to communicate with a xmpp server over TLS connections. Now, we know
that our app can open a TLS connection to Squid. But can Squid initiate a
TLS connection to the xmpp server?
Our App (TLS socket connection)---> Squid (Can this be TLS
connection?)> XMPP server
If it
