Hi everybody, I whant to know if is possible to create a chain composed by a VPN, Tor and finally JonDo. Mi VPN listening on 127.0.0.1 1080 (socks 5) and Tor and Jondo listening on the default port. For example, can I set this proxyes in proxychains:

socks5 127.0.0.1 1080
socks5 127.0.0.1 9050
http. 127.0.0.1 4001

Thanks!

This does not work. The Tor exit node can not connect JonDo running on your computer and the VPN server ca not connect to the Tor client running on your computer.

1: You have to redirect all traffic with sockschain to JonDo (127.0.0.1:4001)

2: You have to configure a proxy in JonDo and use your local Tor client. See: https://anonymous-proxy-servers.net/en/help/net.html (Compulsory proxy/firewall and Tor hints)

3: Tor does not need any configuration to use the VPN. Turn your VPN on and the Tor traffic goes to the VPN server first.

In this case your traffic goes the following way:

application - sockschain -- JonDo client - Tor client - VPN - Tor network - mix cascades - web

I believe, this is, want you want.

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can I ask another question? Is it possible to add an SSH tunnel at the end of the chain?

Yes, you may create a SSH configuration in $HOME/.ssh/config with:

In my example the SSH server is running a HTTP proxy (may be Squid proxy) listen at localhost:3128 on the server. SSH will forward the port 3122 on your computer to the HTTP proxy.

Now you can start ssh with

Set the proxy in your browser to localhost:3122.

The traffic goes the following way:

Browser - JonDo client - Tor client - VPN server - Tor network - Mix cascades - SSH server - web server

Thank you very much!

But in this case the traffic doesn't go only throught the SSH tunnell? Where is the link with the VPN, Tor and JonDo. Thank you

proxychains redirects the outgoing SSH traffic to JonDo. JonDo uses the SOCKS5 proxy Tor and the outgoing traffic of Tor goes to your VPN server first.

You have to run:

Not only "ssh" without proxychains.

OK, all clear! You are very kind and helpful. thanks