SSH, TinyProxy

Hello there...!! I really want someone to answer this. What is SSH? How is it used while configuring Mobile Proxies? Can you explain it in simpler terms what SSH is? How to setup TinyProxy? I see that there is no TinyProxy available in Playstore, then how do one configure it? Is there an APK file but I couldn't find one as well. I feel like one has to configure TinyProxy via Termux. Is that true?

Usually you install TinyProxy on Linux server, not on cellular phone.
SSH is a protocol to connect to Linux server.
Try to google how to install mobile proxy.

SSH is basically a protocol with which you connect to a Linux - an Operating system. You might want to connect to your mobile device to a Linux and run TinyProxy on your Linux but that requires a lot of coding and expertise. However, I read somewhere that it is possible to install TinyProxy in Android phone provided that the phone is rooted.

Again, that requires a lot of expertise and a degree in programming. You can simply look for proxies in the marketplace or post in the "Want to buy" section if you have customized demands.

MuayThai said:

Usually you install TinyProxy on Linux server, not on cellular phone.
SSH is a protocol to connect to Linux server.
Try to google how to install mobile proxy.

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Okay so is it possible that I connect cellular phone with Linux through SSH and then run TinyProxy on Linux Server?

Also, what if the Android mobile is rooted, can we use Tiny Proxy then?? on a Rooted Android Phone through Termux??

Scarlet Witch said:

Okay so is it possible that I connect cellular phone with Linux through SSH and then run TinyProxy on Linux Server?

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Hey, please tell me what exactly you want to get as a result?

Scarlet Witch said:

Also, what if the Android mobile is rooted, can we use Tiny Proxy then?? on a Rooted Android Phone through Termux??

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Sorry, I never had an experience with rooted mobile phones.

MuayThai said:

Hey, please tell me what exactly you want to get as a result?



Sorry, I never had an experience with rooted mobile phones.

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Thank you so much for your response. Usually, people here don't get back but you did which is appreciated. What I want to get as a result is: I want to buy Jr. VIP subscription like yours and then sell Mobile 4G Proxies here. I like in London. I want to purchase 05 mobile phones - Android and configure them as Mobile Proxies and then sell here. This is what I want to achieve.

I would like to test this service!

Scarlet Witch said:

Thank you so much for your response. Usually, people here don't get back but you did which is appreciated. What I want to get as a result is: I want to buy Jr. VIP subscription like yours and then sell Mobile 4G Proxies here. I like in London. I want to purchase 05 mobile phones - Android and configure them as Mobile Proxies and then sell here. This is what I want to achieve.

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That's not what mobile 4g proxies mean, or work.

What you are trying to accomplish is like going to chemotherapy so you can shave your hair.

Hello friend, I'm looking for an efficient solution of ip proxies, how can I test this service?

Alexion said:

That's not what mobile 4g proxies mean, or work.

What you are trying to accomplish is like going to chemotherapy so you can shave your hair.

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Scarlet Witch said:

I want to purchase 05 mobile phones - Android and configure them as Mobile Proxies and then sell here.

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Hi, it is pretty doable.
1. Install Tinyproxy in Termux, and SSH client inside
2. Establish SSH tunnel from the phone (SSH client) to the VPS (SSH server).
3. When running SSH client, expose Tinyproxy port (8888) to the VPS using ssh -R option, check ssh manual as further reading
4. Ready, now you can use the mobile proxy from everywhere in the world, by the IP of the VPS and port 8888.
5. Make Termux start at phone's boot and run SSH client inside.

So, it is brief basic instruction. It doesn't cover:
- User & Password authentication, so consider using squid instead of TinyProxy
- issuing SSH keys for passwordless authentication between SSH client and SSH server
- keepalive options on SSH client and SSH server for faster reconnects in case of network timeouts