How to setup proxy server in Linux Ubuntu?

How to setup squid proxy on Linux?

Here is my configuration files which I have copied from /etc/squid. # Squid Cache Configuration File. # See on how to compile Squid. # The config file is created at build time. # Lines starting with a # will be ignored. And here is the start page. But I cannot browse it from another IP (10.99.102.5)
Here are some other things I tried. I have changed dns to 8.8, 8.4 for testing if it is DNS
Problem. I have installed iptables --replace but nothing changed. Also, I tried using port 8060 instead of http but I still cannot access it. I have done something wrong when I changed /etc/init/squid.conf to /etc/squid.conf, if so, what am I doing wrong? grep -i "sport: 8060"
dst 192.168.5/32
Replace 192.5 with your system IP address or your own LAN IP address Now, edit the file /etc/squid.conf and replace sslcache /path/to/cache :8060 with sslcache /path/to/cache :8060 For example, after saving the edits, the squid.conf file should look like this.

How to setup proxy server in Linux Ubuntu?

I want to setup a proxy server in my system which will be used by all users of my system and only users from specific ip addresses can access to internet by this proxy server without affecting other users.

Please give me the solution or example of how to do it and any reference will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Here's a great article from the Ubuntu help community explaining how to go about doing exactly what you're looking for. It covers quite a few different ways that you can do what you're asking: How to Setup a Proxy Server on Ubuntu 9.

How to set up a proxy server?

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Within the Tech Board forums, part of the Site Help category; Hi all. I want to know how to setup a proxy server. Is it possible to setup a proxy server so that I can access the internet

I have a laptop and a desktop pc with ubuntu 6.06.

Thanks. Doug. Re: How to set up a proxy server? What kind of connection do you have? Also, I would suggest you just set up a static IP and have your internet access through the static IP and not through the modem/router. Doug wrote: what kind of connection do you have? doug, you are running a Linux OS which means you can use a number of different connections. You are most likely using a dial-up connection. You have to use a program called "pppoeconf" which is available in the repos. It's a pretty easy program to use. It sets up your connection the same way as a modem would.

PPPoE is a generic term for Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet. PPPoE is typically used to provide internet access to remote users who have no access to the normal Internet using cable or ADSL.

PPPoE is very easy to use, and has a lot of options. Doug, please search the forums for pppoeconf. It's a fairly common subject.

Well I have an adsl connection and a dsl connection.