how can i configure my overseas squid server packets NOT be filtered by the local ISP
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how can i configure my overseas squid server packets NOT be filtered by the local ISP
Hi All
i am in some country that is blocking some websites from accessed here.
so i rented a server outside this country and i configured it to work with username and password, and its going fine.
BUT, the websites are still being filtered by the local ISP dansguardian web filter.
So, how can i setup my squid to prevent that matter?
Don't. if you can ssh into the remote machine, just run a socks proxy over ssh, no need for any remote server at all. just use the -D[port] option to tunnel over ssh. Or just use tor.
you shouldn't need to, just need to go through it. Often you can just pass the traffic through someone elses proxy OK, but again, you might want to try tor.
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