Bash Terminal command line, using Privoxy to turn the socks agent into an HTTP proxy

Installing Privoxy

# ubuntu/debiansudo Apt-get Install privoxy# centossudo yum install privoxy# Mac osxsudo Port Install Privoxy

　　

Modifying a configuration file

vi/etc/privoxy/config#      HTTP parent looks like this:#       forward-socks4   /               127.0.0.1:1080  . # #      To chain Privoxy and Tor, both running on the same system, you# would use something like:# forward-socks5/
   127.0.0.1:1080

　　

Mainly forward-socks these two lines, 1080 is the port that the socks agent opens, modifies according to oneself actual situation

After the configuration is complete, restart the Privoxy,sudo service privoxy restart

Add Agent Switch function

VI ~/.BASHRC, add the following code:

function Proxy_off () {    unset http_proxy    unset https_proxy    unset ftp_proxy unset    rsync_proxy    Echo -E "Agent closed"}function proxy_on () {    export no_proxy= "localhost,127.0.0.1,localaddress,.localdomain.com"    Export http_proxy= "http://127.0.0.1:8118"    export https_proxy= $http _proxy    export ftp_proxy= $http _proxy    export rsync_proxy= $http _proxy    export http_proxy= $http _proxy    export https_proxy= $http _proxy    Export ftp_proxy= $http _proxy    export rsync_proxy= $http _proxy    echo-e "open proxy"}

　　

At the time of use, when you need to turn on the HTTP proxy, enter it at the command line:proxy_on

This situation is most used in the command line need to link the server, the wall needs escalator, such as download Android source code, Chromium source ...

Recommended site for a escalator: HTTP://T.CN/RTKOBRK

Bash Terminal command line, using Privoxy to turn the socks agent into an HTTP proxy