Setup a transparent proxy over ssl https with Squid
Most Squid transparent proxy tutorials cover only HTTP on port 80. Squid can also proxy HTTPS on port 443, but forwarding it directly to port 3128 does not work.
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Most Squid transparent proxy tutorials cover only HTTP on port 80. Squid can also proxy HTTPS on port 443, but forwarding it directly to port 3128 does not work.
Transparent proxy configuration changed in Squid version 2.6 onward. It uses http_port 3128 transparent instead of the older configuration with many lines, as shown below…