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Hi,<br />
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Squid supports <a href="https" rel="ugc">https</a>:<br />
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<a href="http://www.squid-cache.org/" rel="ugc">www.squid-cache.org/</a>
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Hi,

Squid supports https [https]:

www.squid-cache.org/ [http://www.squid-cache.org/]

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What I meant to ask was how to filter the pages (using regexp, for example change every &quot;hello&quot; to &quot;hi&quot;) and passing that through https. I understand squid has modules for filtering. My question is what module should I use and how to configure that in squid?
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What I meant to ask was how to filter the pages (using regexp, for example change every "hello" to "hi") and passing that through https. I understand squid has modules for filtering. My question is what module should I use and how to configure that in squid?

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I am looking for an htp proxy that can filter the content and can work with SSL (Decrypt, filter content, encrypt) for Linux. By filtering I mean - I only need to run a few regular expressions and replace a few things in the code<br />
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I am using Debian Etch<br />
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Currently I am using Proxomitron running under wine and it works well, but I am looking something I won't have to depend on wine and on X.<br />
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Any suggestions?
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I am looking for an htp proxy that can filter the content and can work with SSL (Decrypt, filter content, encrypt) for Linux. By filtering I mean - I only need to run a few regular expressions and replace a few things in the code

I am using Debian Etch

Currently I am using Proxomitron running under wine and it works well, but I am looking something I won't have to depend on wine and on X.

Any suggestions?

I am looking for an https proxy that can filter the content

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