Hello,
I have created a proxy server on one computer which is in location A and I’ve travelled to location B where I tested the proxy server with firefox the following way: in firefox settings I find the network proxy settings and I enter the IP address and the port. It just works. (I made sure to setup port forwarding back at location A so the proxy server would work).
is there a way to configure my GL-AXT1800 to route all traffic to my proxy just like above?
Thanks for the reply! So please help me get started as I’m fairly new to this. I had read about squid and tinyproxy, so I went into the applications menu, searched for tinyproxy and installed it. I also checked out LuCI (Advanced settings) but once I’m in there, where do I go to configure tinyproxy/squid?
Okay here is what I have after installing. I logged out and back in but still no services menu at the top? I’m using the AXT1800 is that a limitation of this model?
Do you have luci-app-tinyproxy installed?
You can only configure the service on LuCI after installing luci-app-*.
ha! so plugins configurable with the interface are the ones which start with luci-app-, okay I will remember that.
Can tinyproxy an Squid be used as a client side tools to connect to a proxy server? or are they essentially server creation tools? I’m mostly interested in routing all traffic toward a proxy server I have already setup at location A.
They may can help you:
How I set up Tinyproxy as a forward proxy and reverse proxy | by Isabel Costa | Medium
Setting up Explicit Squid Proxy - Alpine Linux
Reverse proxy does not seem to work. The Reverse proxy params are not supported. Not sure if I am missing something
