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I'd like to have my linux box act as a sort of proxy, while I'm away from home. I want to go to my site on my linux box, type ...
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- 06-09-2008 #1Linux Newbie
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I want my site to browse other sites, as a proxy
I'd like to have my linux box act as a sort of proxy, while I'm away from home. I want to go to my site on my linux box, type in an address, and have it fed through my box.
For instance, I would go to:
mywebserver.com
type in the site I want:
Google
and from where I am, the address is:
mywebserver.com
Not sure where to start, but I'm sure there's something like that out there.'Linux is like a swiss army knife. Yet it never gets that "I'm bloated and need suspenders" feeling.' - www.arkaoss.com
- 06-09-2008 #2Linux Guru
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Have you seen this?
http://www.phproxy.org/
Just needs Apache and PHP. Really easy to use.
- 06-10-2008 #3Linux Newbie
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Sweet, that works. Now if I could only find something that would help me with IM. Where I'm working (as a contractor) I can't get IM.
'Linux is like a swiss army knife. Yet it never gets that "I'm bloated and need suspenders" feeling.' - www.arkaoss.com
- 06-12-2008 #4Linux Guru
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Have you considered ssh port tunnelling? I haven't done it myself that often (just once as an exercise) but it seems to be the preferred method.
Originally Posted by qwert231 
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