Squid Easy Server on Debian 10

Squid is a popular open-source proxy caching server software that is widely used to improve web server performance and reduce bandwidth usage. It is a robust and scalable software that can handle a large number of client requests and serve cached content quickly.

Squid supports several features, including:

Squid may be configured to support a variety of network protocols, including HTTP and HTTPS for web traffic, FTP for file transfers, and others.
Squid is meant to cache online material, which means that frequently visited content may be kept locally and provided directly to users instead of being fetched from the internet.
It may be set to restrict or allow access to specific websites or categories of content depending on a variety of parameters such as URLs, IP addresses, and content type.
Squid supports a variety of authentication mechanisms like basic authentication, digest authentication, and NTLM authentication. Access can also be limited depending on source IP addresses and other criteria.

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Squid Easy Server on Debian 10

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Squid Easy Server on Debian 10

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Squid Easy Server on Debian 10
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