Description
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ffproxy is a filtering HTTP proxy server.  It is able to filter by host,
url, and header.  Custom header entries can be filtered and added.  It
can even drop its privileges and chroot(2) to some directory.  Logging to
syslogd(8) is supported, as is using another auxiliary proxy server.
It is able to serve as a HTTP accelerator (front-end to a HTTP server).
IPv6 is fully supported and allows IPv6 HTTP over IPv4 tunneling (and
vice versa).

Website:  http://faith.eu.org/programs.html

Compilation
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  * Edit Makefile and sys-dep.sh to fit your needs.
    If you're using OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Linux, or Solaris8,
    you normally don't have to change anything.
 
  * After making your changes, compile ffproxy with make.
    (see file `BUGS' if ffproxy won't compile or crashes)

Installation
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 * Execute make install
   This will copy ffproxy to ${PREFIX}/bin
   and manpages to ${PREFIX}/man/man[578]

 * Copy directories db/ and html/ to some other directory,
   like /var/ffproxy.  See ffproxy.quick(7) for example
   installation.

Documentation
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  Documentation was moved to manual pages
 
     * ffproxy.quick(7) - quick introduction to setting up ffproxy
     * ffproxy(8) - command line options; db/ and html/ description
     * ffproxy.conf(5) - description of configuration files
