DebianLinux Socks5 server Installation Method

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[1] Download

Http://www.haikuo.googlepages.com/socks5-v1.0r11.patched.tgz

[2] compiling

$./Configure -- with-threads -- with-srvconffile =/etc/socks5/config -- with-srvpwdfile =/etc/socks5/passwd

$ Make

[3] Installation

$ Sudo make server. install

[4] Configuration

$ Vim/etc/socks5/config

### A socks5 Config file to use between 2 servers, using a VPN

#

# Auth source-host source-port auth-methods

# Permit auth cmd src-host dest-host src-port dest-port [user-list]

# Deny auth cmd src-host dest-host src-port dest-port [user-list]

# Proxy lines are of the form:

# Proxy-type dest-host dest-port proxy-list

# Socks4 dest-host dest-port proxy-list

# Socks5 dest-host dest-port proxy-list

# Noproxy dest-host dest-port proxy-list

# Set SOCKS5_BINDINFC 9301

# SOCKS4

Set SOCKS5_V4SUPPORT

#

Set SOCKS5_MAXCHILD 30

#

Set SOCKS5_TIMEOUT 15

Set SOCKS5_NOIDENT

Set SOCKS5_DEMAND_IDENT

#

# Set SOCKS5_PWDFILE/etc/socks5.pwd

# User authentication method

Auth-u

# Allow users of all IP addresses

Permit u ------

# If an IP address segment (192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0) is restricted

# Permit--192.168.0 .---

# If you restrict access from an IP address (192.168.0.10)

# Permit--192.168.0.10 ---

Deny ------

# Cascading

# Socks4--202.110.217.75: 1080

# Socks5--61.167.58.77: 1080

Then the password file

$ Vim/etc/socks5/passwd

# UserA passwd

UserA passA

[5] Starting a service

Make sure that your/etc/services file contains socks descriptions. Otherwise, manually add

$ Vim/etc/services

Socks 1080/tcp # socks proxy server

Socks 1080/udp

The Service adopts the inetd method.

Add/etc/inetd. conf

$ Vim/etc/inetd. conf

# Socks5 server

Socks5 stream tcp nowait root/usr/local/bin/socks5 socks5-I

Restart inetd

$ Sudo/etc/init. d/inetd restart

Now, a socks5 service is started.