Re:A Raspberry Pi as a decent residential proxy
by vivekf on Monday June 08, 2020 @02:48PM
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Have you looked at running wireguard on your server and connecting to it from the pi. Then you have a vpn between server and the pi where you can send data in any protocol
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Re:A Raspberry Pi as a decent residential proxy
by bonyt on Monday June 08, 2020 @05:45PM
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I do this to expose services to the internet in a limited way. Wireguard link between a pi running, say, octoprint, and a vps. Then, the vps is running nginx or caddy as a reverse proxy over that wireguard link, giving me https access and even letting me add basic auth if I want another layer of authentication.
Re:A Raspberry Pi as a decent residential proxy
by kawsper on Monday June 08, 2020 @07:30PM
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It's a shame that client-certificates is implemented in such a clunky way in most browsers and operating systems, because that could also be an easy way to achieve this even without installing anything.