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Tinyproxy as Docker container

How to use

Starting a tinyproxy instance is simple:

$ docker run -d --name="tinyproxy" [-e "LOG_LEVEL=<LogLevel>"] [-e "CONNECT_PORT=all"] -p <HostPort>:8888 francisbesset/tinyproxy <ACL>
  • Set . Can be set with "Info" (default value), "Connect", "Notice", "Warning", "Error" or "Critical".
  • Set to the port you wish the proxy to be accessible from.
  • Set to "ANY" to allow unrestricted proxy access, or one or more space seperated IP/CIDR addresses for tighter security.

Examples

$ docker run -d --name="tinyproxy" -p 1111:8888 francisbesset/tinyproxy ANY
$ docker run -d --name="tinyproxy" -p 2222:8888 francisbesset/tinyproxy 123.45.67.89
$ docker run -d --name="tinyproxy" -p 3333:8888 francisbesset/tinyproxy 123.45.67.89 192.168.0.0/16
$ docker run -d --name="tinyproxy" -p 4444:8888 -e "LOG_LEVEL=Notice" francisbesset/tinyproxy 123.45.67.89
$ docker run -d --name="tinyproxy" -p 5555:8888 -e "LOG_LEVEL=Warning" francisbesset/tinyproxy 123.45.67.89 192.168.0.0/16
$ docker run -d --name="tinyproxy" -p 6666:8888 -e "CONNECT_PORT=all" francisbesset/tinyproxy 123.45.67.89 192.168.0.0/16