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I'm trying to find a proxy PHP script that I can use to display a website, but also allow users to click on links continuing to use the proxy. Almost every one I have found that works is covered by the GPL license.

I've looked into creating my own proxy, however I can't find a way to have the links on the page continue to use the proxy, rather than just opening up the site itself.

Are there any proxy scripts that I'm missing?

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Hi,

What about glypeproxy ?

Quoting its homepage :

Glype proxy script is a free-to-use, web-based proxy script written in PHP. Similar to a typical proxy server, a web-proxy script downloads requested web pages and files and forwards them back to the user. The service is provided by a web page itself, which allows instant access to the proxy without editing your browser connection settings.

And its license doesn't seem to be GPL : their Licenses pages says :

Glype proxy is free to use on the condition that the copyright link back to glype.com must always remain visible. You can buy a license to remove this link.

You can buy either a single domain license or an IP address license

The same kind of thing is said on the download page, in the LICENSE.txt file you get after downloading it, and in the source files ; there is no mention of the GPL.
So, this might be OK for you...


I have not tested it, though ; so I don't know how well it works -- but you can test it without paying anything, so it might be worth a shot ?


Yes, you have to include a link somewhere, or pay a few dollars to get a license -- well, you cannot get everything for free either ^^
And developping your own proxy will take lots of time, and will end up costing a lot more than 10 or 25 dollars...

Pascal MARTIN
I tried it, out. I'll have to figure some way to get rid of the banner, but I think it might work.
GuyNoir
Yup! It works great!
GuyNoir
Good to know, thanks! (About the banner : won't getting a license help with that ? )
Pascal MARTIN