How to create a own proxy with Raspberry Pi?

[swipdray]

Hello.

I tested already some proxys, but all of them are bad or too expensive.
So now I want to setup my own proxy with my Raspberry Pi 3.

The problem is, that I don't know how. I found some tutorials but all of them are local proxys for blocking ads, ....
Anyone know how to create a own proxy? I need to connect from my VPS to my home proxy.
Maybe someone use this method too.

 

[itz_styx]

sure just setup a squid proxy.

 

[Hattie Russo]

i want to learn it. please share any guidelines.

 

[Hattie Russo]

sure just setup a squid proxy.

any ebook or guideline do u have? if so, please share.

 

[swipdray]

sure just setup a squid proxy.

I will try it now with Squid. But I think my main problem is to open the proxy for the internet..

 

[itz_styx]

just google there are many tutorials already on how to setup squid, also for raspberry pi

 

[alexhupburn]

Don't use Squid 'coz it's too complicated. I would prefer tinyproxy or something.

 

[Alex D.]

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[puneetas3]

Setup debian 5 or 6 minimal and then setup 3proxy. Squidproxy needs more resources. I run 3 proxy on small vps with only 64mb ram. Go to google/github and search for 3proxy setup script. This will install and configure proxy without you to manually install it.

 

[itz_styx]

Don't use Squid 'coz it's too complicated. I would prefer tinyproxy or something.

lol its not complicated at all....

 

[alexhupburn]

Once you open squid.conf you wish to cut your veins!
I prefer something much more simple.

 

[itz_styx]

well looks like you need to learn linux administration, then it will be easy.

 

[baddie]

You also need to learn how to open and forward the ports you're trying to use in your router. Lord help you if you're an AT&T Uverse customer, those gateways are awful.