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Similarly, for Linux machines follow the below commands. | Similarly, for Linux machines follow the below commands. | ||
'''Step 1: update and upgrade Ubuntu''' | |||
Using these commands update your Ubuntu's package list and also upgrade the existing packages to the latest version: | |||
* apt-get update | |||
*apt-get upgrade | |||
'''Step 2: Install Stunnel''' | |||
Install Stunnel package using the code below: | |||
* apt-get install stunnel4 -y | |||
'''Step 3: Configure Stunnel''' | |||
Stunnel configures itself using a file named '''stunnel.conf''' which by default is located in '''/etc/stunnel'''. | |||
Create a '''stunnel.conf''' file in the /etc/stunnel directory. | |||
* nano /etc/stunnel.stunnel.conf | |||
Next, specify a service for use with stunnel. Here, it will work as client so file should look like this: | |||
* client = yes | |||
[squid] | |||
accept = 127.0.0.1:23 | |||
connect = 84.15.X.X:2030 | |||
cert = /etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem | |||
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==Testing Results== | ==Testing Results== | ||