<div dir="ltr">I am currently using squid for our proxy, and recently decided to use WPAD/PAC to also capture HTTPS traffic. I am having one very annoying issue with lightsquid, and wondering if anybody has any insight.<br><br>All my lightsquid information looks like the attached image. It also does not consolidate the first part of the domain name(even this would be fine, so that I can differentiate HTTPS traffic, as long as subdomains are combined)<br><br>I have been modifying my <a href="http://lightparser.pl">lightparser.pl</a> file to consolidate subdomains, however, this is only working for HTTP traffic, as all HTTPS sites are showing the port number like <a href="http://mail.google.ca:443">mail.google.ca:443</a><br>The code I am using is:<br>$url =~ s/([a-z]+:\/\/)??.*\.(google\.*)/$2/o;<br><br>Has anybody found a way around this or even thought about this? I was thinking of telling squid to not include the port, however, it seems to not be working. Any other suggestions/thoughts?<br><br>- Marc<br><br>-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-<br>Marc A. Mapplebeck, MCP/MCDST/MCTS/MCSE/MCDBA/MOS/A+/N+/CNA/CCNA/VCP6-DCV<br>ProCom Data<br>T: 800-408-3313 x242<br>F: 709-256-3031<br>E: <a href="mailto:marc.mapplebeck@townsuite.com">marc.mapplebeck@townsuite.com</a><br>
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