Web based proxy server for Linux

[jvincent08]

I was wondering if anyone knows of web based proxy servers for Linux. By "web based" I mean something like this (http://webproxiez.com/) or this (http://howlongtodeepfryaturkey.com/), rather than a SOCKS proxy over SSH. I've been Googling for something like this all day, and all the results are for Squid which, as far as I know, is a different type of proxy all together (correct me if I'm wrong).

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[windependence]

You are probably looking for a reverse proxy, which squid can do so you can surf around filters and other stuff. I did this once but I forgot how, but there are plenty of things on the net of you search for "squid reverse proxy".

-Tim

[Dr Small]

bblocked is a web-proxy written for Php:
http://www.bblocked.org/

[jvincent08]

bblocked is a web-proxy written for Php:
http://www.bblocked.org/

Ahh, that's the type of thing I was looking for. Thanks a bunch! :D

[jvincent08]

Well, does anyone else know of any others? Bblocked doesn't seem to handle javascript and cookies very well.

[Dr Small]

Well, does anyone else know of any others? Bblocked doesn't seem to handle javascript and cookies very well.
I know there are others out there, but I don't remember any of their names. I have used various ones before, but that was the current one that I have on my server. Try looking around, I'm sure you'll find some.

Dr Small

[greenhat.hackers]

Do any one know about any other proxy servers except squid?

Please give suggesion?

[lahirukannangara]

Well, does anyone else know of any others? Bblocked doesn't seem to handle javascript and cookies very well.

Try this one
http://sourceforge.net/projects/poxy/

[haqking]

remote or local ?

Tor with Polipo i use http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/polipo/ (http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/%7Ejch/software/polipo/)

or is that not what you are after ?

Edit: ahh just saw you meant web based ;-)

your mean like this http://zend2.com/

[dudumomo]

In my case, I'm using Glype (http://www.glype.com/) which is very easy to install and use but javascript doesn't really work (as always....)

[Dangertux]

If you don't want to use Squid, you probably won't want to use Apache, but it is capable of acting as a proxy if you want.