On tor, 2007-09-27 at 16:30 -0400, Jason Taylor wrote:
> There are quite a few still-in-use versions of Java the fail to
> adequately detect that a proxy is to be used when the browser simply has
> "automatically detect proxy settings".
Yes..
> The transparent proxy is useful for catching all the little applets that
> ignore this browser setting.
Ok, Let me ask the actual question: What do you want the proxy to do
with the intercepted SSL connections?
It's pretty much the same as having the SSL traffic NAT:ed to the proxy
IP address. The proxy will not know the requested hostname, so filtering
is quite limited. Only the destination IP.
Regards
Henrik
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