Solutions to 'convert' http traffic to https? Proxy? (relay)

问题

Our app is all HTTPS, but we grab mjpeg streams from low-budget devices that do not support SSL.

So, this means that we can either: i. Mix content and have browsers freak out. (Unacceptable since we train users not to trust mixed content pages.) ii. Make the site non-https. (REALLY unacceptable.)

I was thinking that we could run a relay on one of our servers, for which the browsers could hit using SSL, this server would then act as a proxy to the non-SSL mjpeg streams.

We know the IPs of the cameras (static), so we can check that and guard against dns attacks. And you can't establish a TCP-IP connection if you're spoofing an IP (makes 3-way handshake impossible), so I don't see this as disingenuous.

What other solutions could be used to solve this?

回答1:

Even easier on Linux, with mod_proxy and mod_ssl Apache modules:

<VirtualHost *:80>
        ServerName xxx.yyy
        SSLProxyEngine On

        ProxyPass  / https://remote.server.org/

</VirtualHost>

回答2:

Stunnel proved to be the easiest solution for a windows server.

http://www.stunnel.org/

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8017508/solutions-to-convert-http-traffic-to-https-proxy-relay