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hi
i don't know why you would want to do this, but your best bet is to
see whether any proxy servers support this mechanism (apache with
mod_proxy, or squid is a good place to start), that is, receiving a
HTTPS request, mapping it to a HTTP url, fetch and pass through the
data.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypass
situate the proxy in front of the LVS director and have it pass the
vanilla HTTP request through LVS.that's in essence what you want - a
single server handling SSL with the actual work load-balanced, right ?
nick
does anybody has an ideay or knows how i could implement
some kind of ssl encapsulation on a lvs host which translates
from ssl to http so that the webservers behind taks only
html and lvs is doing the ssl encryption ?
that would be soemthing like the bigip ecommerce controler ?
many thx
Matthias
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