Free proxys software for linux

Anon Proxy Server is a fast http, https, socks caching proxy server. Easy web based configuration, optional p2p anonymous mode.
Main features:
- Easy Configuration - Web based, no editing text configuration files.
- Memory - No big databases are kept in memory, no matter how large the cache is, memory usage will only increase when more users access it at the same time.
- Speed - To see how much cpu the proxy uses, run top or task manager. Then open multiple windows and hit reload continously, on my computer I usually run out of bandwidth before it goes near 3-5% cpu usage.
- Shared Cache - Can be used as a general cache for all users of a computer/network instead of one cache per profile.
- Automatic config - Auto generates the .pac file for automatic proxy settings, no more updating in the do not use proxy section of individual users browsers.
- Anonymous P2P proxy - Joining the anonymous proxy network will allow you to use other peoples proxys for browsing and allow them to use yours.
- SOCKS - Supports enough of SOCKS to run ftp, most Instant messengers, irc, limewire, etc.
- User authentication - Supports external user authentication.
Enhancements:
- The program now checks for errors in access configuration.
- Variable timeout values were added.
- Log rotation was fixed.
- Occasional crashes on a bad URL were fixed.
- The auto configuration .pac file was fixed, so it should work even if the proxys URL was not set properly.
- Anon proxy defaults to 3 keys now for more reliability.

POE::Component::Proxy::MSN is a POE Component that is an MSN Messenger proxy.

SYNOPSIS

use POE qw(Component::Proxy::MSN);

# spawn MSN session
POE::Component::Proxy::MSN->spawn(
alias => msnproxy, # Optional, default
ip => any, # Optional, ip to bind to or any (default)
port => 1863, # Optional, default
msn_server => 207.46.106.79, # Server to connect to, not optional
msn_port => 1863, # Just leave this at 1863, not optional
);

# register your session as MSN proxy observer in _start of a new session
POE::Session->create(
inline_states => {
_start => sub {
$_[KERNEL]->post(msnproxy => register);
}
msn_logged_in => sub {
my ($kernel, $cmd) = @_[KERNEL, ARG0];
# tell them they are on the proxy, this is called when they log in
if ($cmd->{data} =~ m/(S+@S+)/) {
$kernel->post(msnproxy => toast => {
text => "MSN Proxy Active",
site_url => http://teknikill.net/?MSNProxy,
action_url => /,
options_url => /,
# not speciying email will toast all users
email => $1, # email targets a specific user that is logged in
});
}
},
}
);

$poe_kernel->run;

POE::Component::Proxy::MSN is a POE component that proxys the MSN Messenger service and allows you to send your own notifications (toasts).

Spamato is an extensible spam filter system. Spamato project is available as an add-in for Outlook, an extension for Thunderbird and Mozilla, and a stand-alone proxy component.
It provides a Bayesian filter, a rule-based filter, a Java implementation of Razor (Ephemeral and Whiplash), a filter that queries domains on Google, and a collaborative domain filter.
Graphical statistics explain the efficiency of each filter as well as the overall effectiveness of the whole system.
Spamato Mail Proxy
The Spamato Mail Proxy provides the possibility to connect any mail client to Spamato by acting as a proxy server. Mail clients no longer connect directly to a mail server but to the Spamato Mail Proxy which transparently connects to the real mail server. The proxys task is to fetch mails from the server and to filter them before they get delivered to the email client.
Installation
First of all - if you havent done so yet - you need to download the latest Spamato Mail Proxy installer from our webpage at http://www.spamato.net.
Install the Spamato Mail Proxy by typing the following two lines. If you are on Windows you could probably just double click the jar-file.
$> cd
$> java -jar spamatoxy--installer.jar
After a few clicks the Spamato Mail Proxy is installed and youre ready to start it for the first time. To do so, please change to the directory where you have installed the Spamato Mail Proxy to and execute the appropriate start script (start.bat for Windows or start.sh for all Unices).
On the first startup, the Spamato system asks for your email address. You should enter your email address for which you want to filter incoming mails. After that, our server will send you a message telling your (then working) Spamato that everything went fine.
After that, your Spamato is running and ready to use. Also, if you are working on a supported platform, Spamato has placed an icon into your taskbar. Please read the next chapter to learn how to set up your Spamato Mail Proxy correctly.
Configuration
The Configuration of your Spamato Mail Proxy is accessible through a web-interface. To open it, just right-click the Spamato tray-icon and click Configure. Alternatively, you may start your default browser, point it to http://localhost:8574, and click Proxy in the menu on the left.br>
Enhancements:
- Fix for the Move & Duplication bug in Spamato4Thunderbird
- Fix for the .NET 2.0 bug in Spamato4Outlook
- Fix for Gmail and POP accounts in Spamatoxy