> we have three scenario,

> 1.The first one is like this:

> Terminal ---> HTTPS proxy ---> origin server

> IP1 IP2:port2 IP4:port4

>

> 2.The second one is like this:

> Terminal ---> HTTPS reverse proxy ---> origin server

> IP1 IP3:port3 IP4:port4

>

> 3.The last one is the following:

> Terminal ---> HTTPS proxy ---> HTTPS reverse proxy ---> origin server

> IP1 IP2:port2 IP3:port3 IP4:port4

>

> Now, my question is how I can visit the service on origin server in scenario 2 and 3?

>

>A 'reverse proxy' is the same to the client as an 'origin server', you can't even tell the difference!

>

>So 2 is just regular curl with no proxy, and 3 is exactly like your scenario 1.

Thanks a lot for moparisthebest's help.

If I call curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_URL, "https://IP4:port4/xxx/xx"); in scenario 2,

how can the HTTPS message reach origin server via HTTPS reverse proxy?

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