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k262327292014-04-07 15:41:43
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k26232729, 2014-04-07 15:41:43

Squid transparent HTTPS proxying: connection refused, what's wrong?

Compiled and configured squid the same way as in this question , raised my DNS server (separate).

When requesting a resource, the browser requests a name from my DNS server, which answers it with the IP address of the server with squid. Squid responds like this:
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Where IP address is the address of the server hosting squid.

I ran wireshark on the server with squid, it shows that after accepting the request, squid asks 8.8.8.8 for the name google.com and the server answers it with a valid address, and then immediately tries to connect to itself at the address indicated in the screenshot. Where is the mistake?

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