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SSH has SOCKS proxy support built in, no need for squid and such unless you need to do more advanced things. Just start ssh with: ssh -D 8080 myuser@remote_s
by nacs 11y ago
SSH has SOCKS proxy support built in, no need for squid and such unless you need to do more advanced things. Just start ssh with:
ssh -D 8080 myuser@remote_ssh_server
You can then set up your browser's proxy config to use 127.0.0.1:8080
- yc1010 11y agossh tunnels are not very stable if bad connection, I recommend autossh to maintain the tunnel http://linuxaria.com/howto/permanent-ssh-tunnels-with-autossh http://linuxaria.com/howto/permanent-ssh-tunnels-with-autoss...