Sslcrtd_program /usr /lib /squid /security_file_certgen -s / var /lib /squid /ssl_db -M 4MB pem generate -host -certificates =on dynamic_cert_mem_cache_size =4MB Http_port 3128 ssl -bump cert =/etc /squid /squidCA. $ sudo chown -R proxy :proxy / var /lib /squid $ sudo /usr /lib /squid /security_file_certgen -c -s / var /lib /squid /ssl_db -M 4MB Import certificate file r to client browsers.Ĭonfigure permissions to use the certificate file pemįill in the fields of the self-signed SSL certificate.Ĭreate a trusted certificate to be imported into a browser. $ sudo openssl req - new - newkey rsa : 2048 - days - nodes - x509 - keyout squidCA. Navigate to the Squid service folder & create a self-signed SSL certificate Start squid & verify it running on the server Navigate to Squid's logs & modify folder ownership $ sudo apt - get update & sudo apt - get -y upgradeĬompile your squid source to enable SSL and ICAP In your server, run the following commands: $ tar xzf squid -4.17. $ sudo scp /dir /to /dowloaded /source -server : /home/
This setup is running on Ubuntu Server 20.04.ĭownload the sources and copy them to your server. We will be configuring Squid to enable SSL, ICAP (echo mode) & use Squid to filter requests based on file type. In this article, we'll be setting up Squid Proxy with ICAP.
