Need an SSL proxy solution, any suggestions?

[MDesigner]

I tried stunnel for Win32 but it's way over my head.. I have to use openssl to create some kind of .pem certificate.. which works fine, but I can't sign it because the signing script is in PERL. I just need a proxy server I can run, so I can connect via https to it, and surf anywhere securely.

Thanks!

 

[Nothinman]

Why? All that'll do is slow down the surfing because you'll be encrypting everything. And IIRC stunnel only works for one address/port anyway so you'd need a practically infinite number of stunnel processes.

 

[MDesigner]

OK.. so what are my options? I want to connect to a proxy via SSL protocol, and then from the proxy, surf to any site.

 

[Nothinman]

The proxy must support SSL, there's no way around that.

 

[MDesigner]

I paid $4 to try this for a month: MegaProxy - so far, I like it. I was looking for a server to run on my home machine, but that would've been a bit slow since my DSL at home is only 128Kbps upstream. This web based solution works fine and is inexpensive.