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Squid is a popular, free Linux program that allows you to create a forwarding web proxy. In this guide, you'll see how to install Squid on CentOS to turn your server into a web proxy. Squid can be configured as a reverse proxy as well, but that type of setup is not covered in this article. This guide was written for CentOS 6, but should also work for CentOS 7. Step 1: Installing Squid I'm going to assume that you have a new CentOS server. You can now install Squid with yum:yum install squid Step 2: Editing configuration You can now configure Squid. The configuration file is located at the following path:vi /etc/squid/squid.conf Open this file with your favorite text editor in order to configure Squid settings. You can find an overview of them on the official Squid website . Step 3: Open port in firewall Now open the Squid port in the firewall. The default port is 3128. If you changed it, naturally, open the port you set Squid to run on:iptables -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -...
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