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Subject: Proxy to filter peer to peer connexion on port 80
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Hello folks,


I am looking for a good and simple proxy that will allow me to filter =20=

peer to peer on my FBSD box - knowing that I have a firewall that =20
already does the job of filtering outside connexions, but people are =20
still using port 80 to download using P2P software.

As we have a very limited bandwidth - 512Kbps - and as the resources =20
are very expensive - 5K$ / month - yes this is possible  It is =20
actually in Angola !

So considering these figures I would like to install a proxy to filter =20=

all port 80 requests.


As I haven't been worknig with proxy since many years, I would like to =20=

follow good advice.
The last memories I had regarding proxy was using Squid //

I don't know if this is a good choice ??


Any pointer or how to will be welcome.


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