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Squid is a FOSS package licensed under the GNU GPL and is primarily used as a web proxy server and cache.

Squid is a FOSS package licensed under the GNU GPL primarily used as a web proxy server and cache.

In addition to its primary usages for web proyying and caching, it supports FTP and has limited support for several other protocols, including TLS, SSL, HTTPS and Gopher.

It has a wide variety of uses, from speeding up a web server by caching repeated requests (reverse proxy); to caching web, DNS and other computer network lookups for a group of people sharing network resources (regular proxy); to improving security by filtering traffic (layer 7 firewall).

Squid's homepage is here, and its Wikipedia entry is here.

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NAT between two addresses of one network card

Is it possible to setup NAT between two addresses, one the same network card?
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Creating a HTTP proxy with user and pass with Squid

I want to know if with Squid I can use as a proxy with basic auth, to use with cURL for example: curl -vvv "https://ifconfig.me" -x user:password@localhost:8000 Where localhost is the Squid instance. Is it possible with Squid and HTTPS websites?
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Provide WSUS access to Internet when using Squid proxy

I am planning to deploy a WSUS server. Of course this WSUS server will need access to Windows Update Catalog to download the patches. So it needs Internet access and we have a Squid proxy on the network. I know you can configure Internet browser…
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How to connect an “SSLv3 only” web client to a web server that only accept TLS1.0 - TLS1.2

I have a legacy embedded HTTP client (very old) that supports SSLv3, TLS1.0, TLS1.1 and TLS1.2. I would like to remove SSLv3 for security reasons. I rebuilt the openssl library and wanted to verify if this webclient does not use SSLv3 during secure…
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Is there a way to hide my VPS provider info on whois site / geolocation info?

I am looking to sell proxies on a VPS but I am wondering if there's a way to mask the ip so that they cannot tell which provider I am using. Not sure if this makes sense. Currently my proxies show my vps provider's name on iplocation.net.
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