On 2025-02-03 09:07, Thomas PALFRAY wrote:
My team and I are working on setting up *a squid with ssl-bump* to cache
binary content (jpeg, png, pdf and json) on a remote site over HTTPS.
The size of the binary content can vary from a few dozen KB to several
hundred MB.
We had a working HTTP
Hi again.
I finally found a tool (great tool, "GO Simple Tunnel") which can serves both
HTTP(S)/SOCKS5 Proxy with dns resolution, so chaining it in the middle of
Squid, Squid receives the destination in format of "domain.fqdn" and not ip
"x.x.x.x",
TCP_TUNNEL/200 4118 CONNECT api.myip.com:443 u
Sorry, resend the post in txt and correct some parts.
The question is: can i force SQUID to do a reverse dns lookup and maintain the
Host Header inside (where's a ptr record is found), also if i can't find a ptr
record? SOCKS5 works with 1st level tcp, so send ip addresses, i need some
tool, or
Hi all.
As in subject.
SQUID server has its own dns resolver.
Can SQUID change the destination address from ip to hostname?
CLIENT > SQUID > DESTINATION
192.168.178.2 TCP_TUNNEL/200 4120 CONNECT api.myip.com:443 -
HIER_DIRECT/104.26.8.59
CLIENT > SOCKS5 PROXY > SQUID > DESTINATION
192.168.178.5
Hello everyone,
My team and I are working on setting up a squid with ssl-bump to cache binary
content (jpeg, png, pdf and json) on a remote site over HTTPS.
The size of the binary content can vary from a few dozen KB to several hundred
MB.
We had a working HTTP configuration under squid 3.
