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i dont know is that belong /Δ/ but i want to ask it, basically i installed squid to my ubuntu vps then i connected it then check 2-3 "whatsmyip" etc etc and its working buuut what about blocked websites? i cant even enter to hh, youporn also you know, cant even enter to wikipedia cause goverment blocked it, i changed dns address on server on my pc even i changed dns in my modem so i dont know how to access them? any idea? or am i missing something? im not familiar to proxy/vpn server configuration

>>7773 You're right, /Δ/ isn't the right board to ask that kind of question. You might have better luck on the IRC. My DNS resolves wikipedia.org to 208.80.154.224. If you can connect to that IP, it's probably not a DNS problem, if you can't, it probably is.

Where is your vps located would be the first question. It could be automatically set inside your country as they try to improve performance or the company might simply follow local law once they recognice you as a citizen due to geoip.

>>7774 Yes i can connect without proxy to 208.80.154.224 it says Domain not configured and its totally normal then i searched wiki at google then guess what? "www.wikipedia.org’s server IP address could not be found." how this can be happen? >>7775 its in France, paris so its not in my current country but still i cant connect to www.wikipedia.org

Your ISP or government firewall filters all traffic through DPI since connection between you and VPS is not encrypted. It drops all DNS requests to wikipedia and porn sites. Try ssh tunnel or openvpn server. ssh -D 5222 username@hostname -N Set browser to use proxy at localhost port 5222 From ssh manual: Whenever a connection is made to this port, the connection is forwarded over the secure channel, and the application protocol is then used to determine where to connect to from the remote machine. Currently the SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 protocols are supported, and ssh will act as a SOCKS server. Only root can forward privileged ports. Dynamic port forwardings can also be specified in the configura‐ tion file.