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You can use a LES box as a SOCKS5 proxy. Cost is EUR 3 per year.
Here's how.
Set up a basic LES box, e.g. by following the instructions at http://3eur.gq but missing out the bits about setting up a website (unless you want to have a website, too).
Now, on your local PC, launch Firefox.
Open the Firefox menu and choose Options (or Preferences in some versions of Firefox).
Go to the Advanced set of options.
Go to the Network tab.
Click on the Connection Settings button.
Set the radio button for Manual proxy configuration.
For SOCKS Host, put
127.0.0.1.For Port, put
1080.Check that SOCKS v5 is selected with the radio button.
Check the box for Remote DNS, present in newer version of Firefox only. (In older version of Firefox, without a Remote DNS checkbox, you will have to enter in the Firefox address bar
about:config, click to say that you promise to be careful, then in the Search box typeproxy, find the preference namednetwork.proxy.socks_remote_dns, and double-click on it to set it to true.)At the bottom of the screen, it should read No Proxy for
localhost, 127.0.0.1.Click Ok for these Connection Settings.
Click Ok to exit the Options dialog.
Now, to direct localhost port 1080 through an SSH tunnel, just issue at the command line of your PC:
ssh -D 1080 [email protected] -p yourdedicatedsshportYou can even do this on a Windows PC with PuTTY. Launch PuTTY. In the Category tree in the left pane of the PuTTY window, select Connection > SSH. Click the plus sign + if necessary to expand the SSH section of the tree. Select Tunnels. Fill in the Source port to be
1080. Select the radio button for Dynamic. Click Add. In the Category tree in the left pane of the PuTTY window, select Session. Press Save to save these settings for next time. Click Open.Whether you are using SSH or PuTTY, now launch Firefox, go to
www.google.comand enter the querywhat is my ip address. You should see the IP address of your VPS, not your home PC, since this is where the Internet now thinks you are located.From now on, if you open your tunnel via SSH or PuTTY prior to accessing the Internet through Firefox, your Internet connection will be securely tunneled through your SOCKS5 proxy.
He wanted a "commercial proxy service". Requiring SSH of each user would not work.
3proxy works fine. Russian required for documentation though.
thanks - i am using 3proxy but it does not support RADIUS yet. so a bit tricky to programaticaly provision accounts and integrate with a admin panel.
3proxy is great!
Here is not mine script for fast Sock5 proxy setup
Edit: Never mind, didn't see the commercial thing.
Is there any way to setup 3proxy on server with multiple IPs and how to configure it?
Also how to setup users with 3proxy? is there mysql support or any other way that can be implemented with some billing system?
tutorial and original discussion here: http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/17853/tutorial-script-3proxy-elite-anonymous-http-proxy-with-authentication-debian-ubuntu-install
Yes, but it does not tell anything about billing software integration...
There's also Dante :-)
http://tech.tiq.cc/2012/06/how-to-set-up-danted-dante-server-socks-proxy-on-linuxdebian-with-authentication/
Oh wow, that's nice!
Dante has been around for years. I personally used it a lot in the past and I liked it. Hopefully OP will find it useful.