Good, free client-side proxy software?

[unfortunateson]

Ill post another thread, hopefully someone will help this time.

On a main computer, I have ccproxy running. On the client computers, I either have to type in the main computer's proxy IP address and ports in every program or run Sockscap and make profiles for every program I use.

Is there a program that will route all traffic to the host's IP address so that I can have programs stay on "Direct Connection to the Internet"? Sockcap does do that, but I still have to set up a profile for each program.

I want to be able to have all traffic from any program run through the proxy without having to manually set each up.

Any ideas?

 

[BollWeevil]

You could set the gateway on each client to that of your proxy server, assuming it listens on all ports.

 

[unfortunateson]

Thanks for the suggestion, I tried changing the gateway, but no dice. I don't think the proxy listens on all ports. The cpu with the internet connection is local ip 192.168.1.100 with HTTP port 808 and port 1080 for SocksV5. I think Sockscap routes all traffic through 1080.

Any other ideas?

 

[BollWeevil]

Another option is to setup a linux-based gateway with IPtables and forward all outbound port 80 traffic from the local network to the local proxy server, but allow the proxy server to get out on port 80. This is known as a transparent proxy.

http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/TransparentProxy.html