On Wednesday 15 August 2018 at 18:26:16, Oldman wrote:
> I found a script and automatically created squid proxy in a centos vps
> then set up the proxy in my pc and am using it
> I am good in learning but not very technical . while trying to figure out
> all those tcp denied and other logs I realized it is very technical
> Isn't there easy to manage way for non technical person like me?
Sorry, but why is a non-technical person trying to manage a proxy server?
To answer the question in your subject line "Do I need to be technical to use
squid proxy?", the answer is definitely "no". So long as you can use a
browser, you can use Squid proxy, but if you want to *manage* the proxy,
that's a different matter, and you need to have at least a certain amount of
familiarity with networking concepts and client-server communications.
Maybe it helps to look at your request completely differently - what are you
trying to *achieve* with Squid? Tell us that and we might be able to help you
do it.
Regards,
Antony.
--
René Descartes walks in to a bar.
The barman asks him "Do you want a drink?"
Descartes says "I think not," and disappears.
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