Credit goes to PesteM DiabolicaE and with his permission 
This entire video tutorial was done by PesteM DiabolicaE via TeamViewer. Fresh po ito
Are you ready? This is exciting guys. In a few minutes from now, you can finally create your own SSH server and Squid on Digital Ocean, how would feel then??! Malaki po ang pasasalamat ko kay admin PesteM DiabolicaE dahin natotoo din ako sa wakas.
Advantage over free SSH account
Sure you can create unlimited accounts for free, just like our favorite site tcpvpn.com, but having a private SSH is something that you can call FAST and EXCLUSIVE.
Never get me wrong, I am still using free SSH accounts at times for backup purposes. But if you like an adventure and would like to do it by yourself, having a VPS is a good choice just like what I did.
Requirements:
#1 - You should sign up for a VPS on Digital Ocean and create your first droplet - creating your first droplet is easy and there are plenty of tutorials at D.O.
#2 - WinSCP - see resources at the bottom
#3 - PuTTY - see resources at the bottom
#4 - Command lines - posted below
Budget:
$5 to $10 at creation
Working smoothly using a verified PayPal account
Note based on my experience: it will not accept a visa debit card. So if your PayPal account is connected to a visa debit card and you are supposed to get the fund from the debit card, it will be denied. So make sure you have enough fund on PayPal itself.
Please scroll below for the video.
Steps 1 to 3 - done on Putty
Step #1======
apt-get update
Step #2========
apt-get install apache2
Step #3=========
apt-get install squid3
Step #4==========
Access root via WinSCP then go to etc (where server is located) then ssh > sshd_config
Open and edit the file, add
Port 443
Step #5===========
Open squid folder and edit squid. Delete all existing text and replace with the following:
acl url1 url_regex -i 127.0.0.1
acl url2 url_regex -i localhost
acl url3 url_regex -i (droplet IP)
acl payload url_regex -i "/etc/squid/payload.txt"
http_access allow url1
http_access allow url2
http_access allow url3
http_access allow payload
http_access deny all (change deny to allow)
http_port 8080
http_port 80
http_port 3128
visible_hostname (Droplet Name)
forwarded_for off
via off
Step #6=============
Access server on Putty then restart ssh and squid - done one at a time
service ssh restart
service squid restart
reboot
Step #7===============
You can exit or add a new user
To exit, simply type "exit" without quote then hit enter
To add a new user, use the following command
adduser username
Make sure to replace username with the desired one then execute the remaining steps like password, etc
==============================
FYI: hindi ko nacut yung intro ng video, pasensiya po, pakiforward nalang po at 1.35
FURTHER QUESTIONS??
PM me.
I would gladly extend a hand to you guys...
Resources:
You can download WinSCP at its official website
If you are familiar using an FTP client like FileZilla, then this one is just like it
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Also, make sure to get PuTTY here
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This entire video tutorial was done by PesteM DiabolicaE via TeamViewer. Fresh po ito
Are you ready? This is exciting guys. In a few minutes from now, you can finally create your own SSH server and Squid on Digital Ocean, how would feel then??! Malaki po ang pasasalamat ko kay admin PesteM DiabolicaE dahin natotoo din ako sa wakas.
Advantage over free SSH account
Sure you can create unlimited accounts for free, just like our favorite site tcpvpn.com, but having a private SSH is something that you can call FAST and EXCLUSIVE.
Never get me wrong, I am still using free SSH accounts at times for backup purposes. But if you like an adventure and would like to do it by yourself, having a VPS is a good choice just like what I did.
Requirements:
#1 - You should sign up for a VPS on Digital Ocean and create your first droplet - creating your first droplet is easy and there are plenty of tutorials at D.O.
#2 - WinSCP - see resources at the bottom
#3 - PuTTY - see resources at the bottom
#4 - Command lines - posted below
Budget:
$5 to $10 at creation
Working smoothly using a verified PayPal account
Note based on my experience: it will not accept a visa debit card. So if your PayPal account is connected to a visa debit card and you are supposed to get the fund from the debit card, it will be denied. So make sure you have enough fund on PayPal itself.
Please scroll below for the video.
Steps 1 to 3 - done on Putty
Step #1======
apt-get update
Step #2========
apt-get install apache2
Step #3=========
apt-get install squid3
Step #4==========
Access root via WinSCP then go to etc (where server is located) then ssh > sshd_config
Open and edit the file, add
Port 443
Step #5===========
Open squid folder and edit squid. Delete all existing text and replace with the following:
acl url1 url_regex -i 127.0.0.1
acl url2 url_regex -i localhost
acl url3 url_regex -i (droplet IP)
acl payload url_regex -i "/etc/squid/payload.txt"
http_access allow url1
http_access allow url2
http_access allow url3
http_access allow payload
http_access deny all (change deny to allow)
http_port 8080
http_port 80
http_port 3128
visible_hostname (Droplet Name)
forwarded_for off
via off
Step #6=============
Access server on Putty then restart ssh and squid - done one at a time
service ssh restart
service squid restart
reboot
Step #7===============
You can exit or add a new user
To exit, simply type "exit" without quote then hit enter
To add a new user, use the following command
adduser username
Make sure to replace username with the desired one then execute the remaining steps like password, etc
==============================
FYI: hindi ko nacut yung intro ng video, pasensiya po, pakiforward nalang po at 1.35
FURTHER QUESTIONS??
PM me.
I would gladly extend a hand to you guys...
Resources:
You can download WinSCP at its official website
If you are familiar using an FTP client like FileZilla, then this one is just like it
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Also, make sure to get PuTTY here
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