问题
I am looking for a easy-to-configure Proxy server in Java, that is either free or opensource, and has the following features--
- Support for IPv6.
- Support for HTTPS
- Addition/editing/deletion of users permitted to access the proxy server- through command line is a must, and if this can also be done through web forms that would be great.
Also, in connection with my query, I found one script named Muffin(http://muffin.doit.org/), but it is quite old...Will it take a lot of time to add IPv6 support to it?(I dont know what exactly has to be done to enable Muffin to support IPv6)- the last release date of Muffin is sometime in 2000!
回答1:
Jetty is one solution. They have a proxy servlet and should support IPv6 and SSL.
Addition/editing/deletion of users permitted to access the proxy server- through command line is a must, and if this can also be done through web forms that would be great.
This you would have to program yourself. Here's some docs about username/password stuff for Jetty. Jetty has a password class which generates the auth lines for the realm file yourself. You could easily write a script for it.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9276055/free-open-source-proxy-server-in-java-with-support-for-ipv6-https-user-managemen