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First sentence mentions deep packet analysis for protocols like HTTP. But that's not really relevant anymore is it? Most modern websites will automatically redi
by sgt 8y ago
First sentence mentions deep packet analysis for protocols like HTTP. But that's not really relevant anymore is it? Most modern websites will automatically redirect HTTP to HTTPS and then you can't apply deep packet analysis anymore. I can see some other fairly nice features here but not really enough to make me switch.
- amanzi 8y agoI guess it's terminating the HTTPS traffic and then proxying on to the respective server.
- tgragnato 8y agoYes, TLS offloading is there https://github.com/Balasys/zorp/blob/master/lib/proxyssl.cc https://github.com/Balasys/zorp/blob/master/lib/proxyssl.cc https://github.com/Balasys/zorp/blob/master/lib/pyx509.cc https://github.com/Balasys/zorp/blob/master/lib/pyx509.cc It's able to inspect and relay the connection as well as passing it to another proxy https://github.com/Balasys/zorp/blob/master/lib/proxystack.cc https://github.com/Balasys/zorp/blob/master/lib/proxystack.c...
- c0r0n3r 8y ago3.2. Configuring TLS and SSL encrypted connections https://www.balasys.hu/content/documents/zorp-gpl-guide-reference.pdf https://www.balasys.hu/content/documents/zorp-gpl-guide-refe...