Use squid to configure the proxy Server (based on Ubuntu Server 12.04)

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1. Install squid

$ Sudo apt-get install squid-y

Note: After installation, you can start/etc/init. d/squid3 start, but the default status is unavailable.

2. Configuration

$/Etc/squid. conf

Configure Port

Http_port 3128

Note: We recommend that you modify the default Port.

Permission Control

Acl localnet src 192.168.XXX.0/255.255.255.0

Replace the preceding XXX with the desired CIDR block on the Intranet.

Add

Http_access allow localnet

In other words, I seem to have done nothing.

 

3. Start

$/Etc/init. d/squid3 start

 

Finally, open Firefox on another machine and configure the proxy server information.

If it is a server, you can use the following method to configure proxy

$ Cd ~

$ Sudo vim./bashrc

Add two lines of information at the end

Http_proxy = http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX: XXXX/

Export tttp_proxy

Save

Run the following command.

$ Source ~ /. Bashrc