Alright, google is no help. The internet is littered with instructions on how to set up Squid as a proxy in a local network. While I can appreciate that for some reason that is completely beyond me, some people want to have a proxy server running at their home 24/7 that only THEY can access (except of course companies so they can filter out all the cocks and tits); I want to set up a squid proxy on a server I have in the US, so I can use it as a proxy server to watch some youtube videos that are geoblocked in germany (like so many nowadays)

If anyone can help me an/or paste me a minimal/simple config file to do something like that, I would appreciate it.

Last edited by Michael_Schwarz; 07/14/11 00:35.

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