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Hey folks,
So, I’ve been messing around with linux curl proxy setups lately, and honestly, it’s a game-changer for secure web requests. Like, if you’re paranoid about privacy (who isn’t these days?), this is the way to go.
Setting it up is pretty straightforward. Just use the `-x` or `--proxy` flag with your linux curl proxy command, and boom, you’re routing through a proxy. Something like:
`curl -x http://proxyserver:port http://example.com`
But here’s the kicker—make sure your proxy is legit. Don’t just grab any random one off the web, or you’re basically handing your data to strangers.
Also, if you’re dealing with HTTPS, double-check your proxy supports it. Nothing worse than thinking you’re secure and... well, you’re not.
Anyway, anyone else got tips or favorite proxies for linux curl proxy setups? Or am I just overthinking this?
Cheers!
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Hey folks,
So, I’ve been messing around with linux curl proxy setups lately, and honestly, it’s a game-changer for secure web requests. Like, if you’re paranoid about privacy (who isn’t these days?), this is the way to go.
Setting it up is pretty straightforward. Just use the `-x` or `--proxy` flag with your linux curl proxy command, and boom, you’re routing through a proxy. Something like:
`curl -x http://proxyserver:port http://example.com`
But here’s the kicker—make sure your proxy is legit. Don’t just grab any random one off the web, or you’re basically handing your data to strangers.
Also, if you’re dealing with HTTPS, double-check your proxy supports it. Nothing worse than thinking you’re secure and... well, you’re not.
Anyway, anyone else got tips or favorite proxies for linux curl proxy setups? Or am I just overthinking this?
Cheers!
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