So I want to make my proxy as anonymous as possible. And to do this, one step is to disable the Cache. I know for Squid3, you can disable the cache. But I found out that 3proxy is easier to install and have user/password auth which i know how to do and on squid3, I can’t get user/pass auth to work.
My question is, is it possible to disable the cache on 3proxy? if so how? If not, then I guess I don’t need to do anything.
What I needed from my proxy was for it not to cache, not to show my computer’s IP as the true origin and for all traffic to go through the proxy and not directly to me.
Then don’t use squid. I am pretty sure that what you want is for your proxy to not be transparent. Looking over 3proxy, it’s not transparent by default.
“If you want the lazy version and you have a whole subnet on your hands, you can try Tinyproxy but the bad parts of this is that you will not have the “always active” under connection in header and most social networks check for this as its the first thing to detect proxies. You can config it if you know little if you search 10 minutes on google.”
What does he mean by proxy header? Or does this only apply to Tinyproxy and Squid? And not 3proxy
oh but wait, if Instagram checks my IP, it tells me that the source is from digital ocean. Is this, okay? It’s going to be obvious that its a proxy, since digital ocean is a hosting…
Almost all proxies have datacenter IP’s. It could be 123 hosting and it won’t matter. There are some providers of proxies whose IP’s appear to come from SMM companies, but are still datacenter. Hint: any big business will have a datacenter IP anyhow.