carlarogers
Member
Before smacking my head on the complications/specifics of setting up a proxy with Squid, I would like to request a sanity check on my plan. I am not asking any detailed questions at this point, I am just trying to validate the feasibility of my plan.
My objective is to run the internet connection on an android phone through an anonymous proxy on a linux server. To make this work, the proxy has to be installed/configured on the linux server and the android has to direct its internet activity to the proxy. Right off the bat, I am not certain this is feasible.
The linux server is running as a web server now, with five domains. No problems there. Is it reasonable to put a proxy on the server without affecting the web sites? The websites have nothing to do with the proxy.
The linux server is running Debian 10. I have installed Squid. My plan is to configure Squid as an anonymous proxy for http and https traffic.
My objective is to run the internet connection on an android phone through an anonymous proxy on a linux server. To make this work, the proxy has to be installed/configured on the linux server and the android has to direct its internet activity to the proxy. Right off the bat, I am not certain this is feasible.
The linux server is running as a web server now, with five domains. No problems there. Is it reasonable to put a proxy on the server without affecting the web sites? The websites have nothing to do with the proxy.
The linux server is running Debian 10. I have installed Squid. My plan is to configure Squid as an anonymous proxy for http and https traffic.