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Squid is a commonly used proxy software for Linux. It is easy to install and configure.
Installation
We install Squid from package manager.
aptitude install squid
Configuration
nano /etc/squid/squid.conf
Modify the squid.conf file from the spot with http_access deny all.
#INSERT YOUR OWN RULES HERE #http_access allow localhost acl fbesto dstdomain .facebook.com #This is how you configure the access list which you can use for instance to block all facebook.com subdomains. acl aika time W 08:00-16:00 #This access list defines a certain time for the block, in this case wednesday 08:00-16:00. http_access deny fbesto aika #Here you define what access lists are used to filter http traffic. In this case fbesto and aika lists. http_access allow all #In the end you allow all other traffic. #http_access deny all #You should comment this line, otherwise traffic will be blocked.
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