So I don't normally start off on a list by immediately asking a question but I've got a weird one here that's a critical thing tonight, plus, this might just be entertaining! Problem : MacOS Panther has horrible performance problems with large https web apps. So I setup Stunnel to take port 80 and run it through the web app on 443. Provides http from an https server. On a MacOS client machine I set /etc/hosts to say that system.netsuite.com, the web app, is 192.168.0.4, a handy FreeBSD 5.3 box running stunnel 4.05 It works. Sort of. Problems - the web app keeps rewriting the url from http to https, anytime I click on anything, hmmm.. so I can't make stunnel answer on 443 because then I'm back to square one. Also, I can't login, the web app is giving me a login page as http, but I get a session timeout,please login again, just repeats, unsure if something in the stunnel config should be done to fix that. Other than that, this is working. Config is currently this. client=yes accept=80 connect=system.netsuite.com:443 Anyway, so is this maybe one of the stranger uses of stunnel, possibly a wrong headed and broken way of using it, but oh well. There goes my plea for some ideas on this one, Thanks, Todd