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squid on ubuntu hight anonymous proxy setting
I do SEO and I love the blackhat too.

If  you are like me, then you usually create tons of web profiles to submit articles, links, and socialbookmarking. Then you will need multiple IP address to camouflage yourself.

Most of us will search for public proxy list. However they are not good at all. Very slow, or likely down all of time. This is wasting time. What you need is an exclusive proxy address JUST for you. If you are shop around, their pricing is so expensive. Check this out: http://www.yourprivateproxy.com/buy-private-proxiess and http://www.seo-proxies.com/?tab=licenses

I wish I could buy them, but they have unbelievable pricing because I know the cost of single IP address could be less than $.5 each.

So I decide to make my own high anonymous private proxy. I already rent a linux vps with 2 IPs, good for start. On this vps, I installed ubuntu then squid.

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apt-get install squid

Then lets change the configuration.

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nano /etc/squid/squid.conf

Add the following code, please adjust with your own server ip address and your isp ip address:

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#lets make each of our ip available for http proxy
acl ip1 myip 64.92.125.13
acl ip2 myip 64.92.125.14
tcp_outgoing_address 64.92.125.13 ip1
tcp_outgoing_address 64.92.125.14 ip2

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#make it high anonymous
forwarded_for off

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#make it secure just for your own use
acl ipku src 125.164.201.211/255.255.255.255
http_access allow ipku

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Oke, it’s done. Restart squid.

/etc/init.d/squid restart

Now try with your browser, set proxy to:
64.92.125.13:3128

Good luck and happy SEOing ;)