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Squid is a transparent proxy without browser settings, is it possible?
Actually, the problem is that you need access to several sites through a server with a squid. - for banal hiding of the server address with sites + statics cache.
In the DNS of the registrar I make an A record with the Domain name and the proxy address.
Server cent os 7 + squid. Of the squid settings, I added only
http_access allow all
http_port 80,
everything else is by default
. And as a result, this is what happens - if you set our proxy + port in the browser, then the entire Internet works))) via SSL too
But the site we need is not. in /etc/host ip - added the name of the desired domain.
Tolley he cannot resolve the domain, or something else - it's not clear. I tried a lot of things - it doesn’t work (((help me figure it out. Beer, cognac, or money from me.
I also wanted only the sites I needed to work. Proxy-only server.
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It is necessary that the client through the domain gets to your squid, and the squid through the domain gets to the server's IP directly.
Or you do not quite understand how the network works and confuse port forwarding and proxy
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