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  1. #26
    Quote Originally Posted by n3rdy-jenn View Post
    Anyone got a link to a manual describing how to block certain ad servers via Squid. For instance, when I surf facebook or myspace using squid....sometimes there are giant flash/image ads, that slow me down big time. How can I go in squid & block like "serv21.adserver.valueclick.com"? I haven't figured out where to put it in the config & it's been like 2 years I've used squid now lol
    Blacklist the domains you don't want with dstdomain and acl's;
    eg. http://www.screaming-penguin.com/node/3871
    Chuck Norris can cut through a hot knife with butter

  2. #27
    Nice tutorial . But, I think, if you have a Linux server/VPS. You can make a tunel and browse blocked website very good.
    Thanks

  3. #28
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    I am going to try it. I hope it'll work like mentioned here.

  4. #29
    That was sooo usefull. Thanks I recently bought a vps too

  5. #30

    Unhappy

    Hi, thanks so much for providing those informations
    and especially mattdahack for the good config options !

    I'm in Canada, and as i am a web developer i want to access french websites as if i was geolocalised in France..
    So i installed SQUID on one of my french located server.

    It works good on many websites with mattdahack advices!

    But some websites still know i'm not in FRANCE !!!

    Here's my changes to Squid config :

    Code:
    acl canada_macdev src here.is.my.ip/255.255.255.0
    http_access allow canada_macdev
    
    http_port 9874
    
    forwarded_for off
    I know that HideMyAss VPN use the same web server company in France than me and with them it works ok..

    The issue i noticed is with SilverLight streaming player, maybe Silverlight act differently than http ?

  6. #31
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    double check

    If you double check my instructions(maybe you missed it) I have that forwarded_for off under item #4 :-). Glad to know it's working though thanks

  7. #32
    nice guide, I used squid 3 and it works like wonder

  8. #33
    Excellent stuff. Thanks, just implemented this on my server in around 15mins. Also helps with USA sites seeing you as a local resident from geo IP

  9. #34
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    thank you

  10. #35
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    Thanks for this lovely tutorial. The one problem I have when using Squid - Java applets don't work. All java applets fail to initialize.

    Is there a solution to this?
    "For I know the plans I have for you" declares our Lord Jesus Christ, "they are plans to prosper you, to give you a hope and a future and not to destroy you." - Jeremiah 29:11

  11. #36
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    Is there any tutorial for working with IPv6?

  12. #37
    What server will allow me to do this? I want to try this asap!!

  13. #38
    I am willing to pay someone a reasonable amount if they help me set this up and teach me how to use it/ maintain it.

    anyone?

  14. #39
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    Thank you Ruchira and Matt! This one's working very well.

  15. #40
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    Just an update :
    I have a BuyVM VPS, and I'm running Debian 6 with Squid3.1
    It can open an IPv6 website

  16. #41
    Hello

    For those who are familiar with linux this guide should be very easy to follow but for those that take the first steps in linux parts of the guide are as "chinese".

    What I needed was a step by step guide for dummies...

    I need to create a private proxy server on a VPS to view restrict geographic content.

    I got a free trial of a Cloud VPS from ElasticHost and I'm using the TightVNC to access my VPS running Ubuntu 10.04LTS but the only thing I can do is install the squid with the command "apt-get install squid" then I can still enter the squid.conf file but going forward I do not know what to do.

    The guide says to "add this line","add that line" but does not say HOW to add.

    I've tried to follow other guides and install CentOS or Debian on my VPS and then tried tinyproxy server but without success

    Someone can help me create my private proxy?? with a step by step for dummies easy to follow??

    Thanks

    (Sorry for my bad english, I'm from Portugal.)

  17. #42
    After following again the "ALTERNATIVE METHOD" the proxy was working and ask for password but I had to remove the following command:

    http_access deny all

    With this line squid always gives error. What can I do to solve this problem? I am using a Cloud VPS running Ubuntu 11.

    Thanks

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