tutorial setting squid on your vps for proxy

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nobitanobi

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Mar 25, 2009

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Hi,

This is my very first contribution in this forum. I just finished setting squid on my vps linux box. Just to remind myself, I write the steps on my blog. I share here because most of you need good proxy just like me

Here is the link:
http://www.dodyweb.com/your-own-high-anonymous-private-proxy-with-squid-on-ubuntu/

I'm not a linux geek, I may not able to answer your questions. At least it work for me and I'm quite happy. Now ordering 10 more IP blocks for my vps

 

july23

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Nov 27, 2008

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• Nov 14, 2009

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I appreciate your tutorial but damn, i cannot understand anything, should you make it more clearer? i mean that tutorial are for pros.

 

fabio76

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Yaeh man good effort but a bit hard to understand for noobs like me...
I am really interested in the matter would you give us some more details please mate.
Thank you.

 

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nobitanobi

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Mar 25, 2009

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I just added some screenshots. Cheers!

 

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Marco737

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Yeah, as others said it does require some technical knowledge but if you've played around with any *NIX computers before then it should be a piece of cake. Great guide!

 

july23

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Sweet. . that was damn sweet!

 

zenerchi

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Jul 13, 2009

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• Nov 22, 2009

• #7

can this work on a windows vps?

nobitanobi said:

Hi,

This is my very first contribution in this forum. I just finished setting squid on my vps linux box. Just to remind myself, I write the steps on my blog. I share here because most of you need good proxy just like me

Here is the link:
http://www.dodyweb.com/your-own-high-anonymous-private-proxy-with-squid-on-ubuntu/

I'm not a linux geek, I may not able to answer your questions. At least it work for me and I'm quite happy. Now ordering 10 more IP blocks for my vps

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brainpower

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Mar 23, 2009

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• Nov 22, 2009

• #8

setting up squid is the easy part, the OP was a great simple way of getting squid installed. The issue is finding providers that will give you c-blocks of IPs at a cheap rate.

Example, many "exclusive providers" give you an exclusive IP for $2.
Multiply that by 253, and you are spending $506 for a C-Block (throw in a discount, and you're at like $450)

Get your own dedi for $75, install squid, say you get a Cblock for $100.
Now for $175 total you have your own CBlock... truely exclusive
enjoy!

 

blackmagicmaster

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• Nov 22, 2009

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hehehe so finally shared yeah ! i m using same in linux server for setting up proxies squid is gr8 ! andeasy to setup but require at least some knowledge with linux else u cant do it

 

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nobitanobi

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Mar 25, 2009

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• Nov 22, 2009

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Provider also asked what will I do with the IPs. I said I use for my domains
Do they suspend/terminate our account if we say "I want them for private proxies" ?

 

snarky

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Nov 21, 2009

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• Nov 23, 2009

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I don't think telling them they are for proxies is a good idea. Some hosts follow ICANN rules strictly. You are supposed to have a good reason for needing dedicated IPs.

Tell the you need them for domains and that each domain needs it's own SSL certificate. This satisfies ICANN rules.

 

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Petrel

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Aug 27, 2009

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• Mar 24, 2010

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zenerchi said:

can this work on a windows vps?

Click to expand...

You'll need to download a Windows binary from their site (Google squid cache). Although I haven't used it, WinProxy is also a popular alternative.

 

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sumesh24

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Mar 13, 2010

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• Sep 1, 2010

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Hey,

I can't able to open your site plz help me
Your website still alive?????