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My ISP forcing me to use their proxy (Probably "Proxy Auth"), resulting an annoying username/password box poping up each time when I try to browse internet with a new window.I am looking for some way around this, so, I’d be able to surf the net freely.
Can I put my ISP's proxy server username/password in a local squid server and make this local squid server as my winxp client pc’s default gateway to be able to browse freely without using ISP's proxy?
yeah squid can do this, but if that is the *only* reason to use a local proxy, i'd suggest trying out tinyproxy, which will have a ~5 line config file to do exactly what you want.
But I need a little details information from you. I can't find any directives to input my ISP's proxy address/username/password information in "TinyProxy's .conf file..
can you explain a little more where to set those stuff..
or, ~5 lines example conf file??
Regards,
N.B: I Also need NAT running on the same server to provide a 20+ PC network support.
Last edited by sixth_sense; 02-18-2007 at 06:58 PM.
yeah squid can do this, but if that is the *only* reason to use a local proxy, i'd suggest trying out tinyproxy, which will have a ~5 line config file to do exactly what you want.
I am still waiting.. I tried hard, but not getting any solution..
you are aren't you... i've scroued google and i've been unable to actually find out if this is part of the latest versions of a feature that's promised to be due shortly. if it doesn't you can *definitely* do it on squid as part of defining a standard cache peer.
Please be a little more informative. I am having very trouble with this proxy thing...I have to get this running on my office . I got bottom line and am afraid.
Fedora 5 with which version of squid ? and which directive should I follow.
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I got bottom line and am afraid.
