For building an S5 proxy server, or building a Squid proxy server, it's really like adding a door to your cabin that leads to the outside world. This door is not that easy to build, and requires some skill and patience. But once it is built, you are free to travel between networks and enjoy your own separate space.

VPS build S5 proxy server

First, we need a VPS, which is like renting a house in the city. Next, we need to install the Squid proxy server software on the VPS, which is like installing a door to the outside world in your house. Next, we need to do some configuration, which is like putting a lock on the door to secure ourselves.

"`shell
# Update system software
yum update -y

# Installing Squid
yum install squid -y
“`

Then, we need to configure Squid to set the proxy port and the IPs allowed to access it, which is like adjusting how the gate opens and the rules for opening the gate.

"`shell
# Configuring Squid
vi /etc/squid/squid.conf
“`

Add the following to the configuration file:

"`shell
acl myip src 192.168.1.1/32
http_access allow myip
http_port 3128
“`

Save the configuration file and restart the Squid service.

"`shell
# Restart Squid Service
systemctl restart squid
“`

Finally, we need to configure the proxy on our local computer, which is like setting up a navigational sign at your own door so that your computer knows that it has to go through that door to get out.

Building a Squid Proxy Server

Configuring a proxy on your local computer and setting the proxy server IP and port is like telling your computer which door it should go out through.

Finally, opening your browser and typing in the website you want to visit is like opening the door, stepping out of your cottage and strolling through the garden of the web.

Building an S5 proxy server is actually a fun process, it's like building your own secret channel so that you can swim in the online world and feel the joy of freedom. I hope you can also enjoy such fun, start building it!