ovidiubuligan/tinyproxychain repository overview

See also Github Repo :https://github.com/ovidiubuligan/tinyproxychain⁠

⁠This is the base repository for ovidiubuligan/tinyproxychain docker image

This is an alpha stage image and is currently based ubuntu which is 120 MB . It should be swapped with a smaller base image.

The image bundles proxychains 3.1 (latest in the ubuntu repositoryes) and tinyproxy and exposes their configs to a mounted volume /configdata.

⁠For tinyproxy

-You will have to configure tinyproxy to Port 8080 in order to be in sync with the EXPOSED port. -Set up Allow networks , or comment all Allow lines to allow all networks to access this proxy . -Comment out all ConnectPort to allow tinyproxy for incomming https connections:

⁠For proxychains

Just add a list of proxies at the end of the file in which which will be your chain

⁠start.sh (main script that is run)

The start.sh script is the entrypoint of the 'contained app' and does the following :

1. if tinyproxy.conf and proxychains.conf files are present in the mounted volume it copyes them to their respectiv default config locations. then starts tinyproxy through proxychains
2. if tinyproxy.conf and proxychains.conf files are NOT present in the mounted volume it copies them from the container to the mounted volume. (This was done in case you don't have any configured proxychains or tinyproxy files)

⁠Running the image as a container

If you don't have proxychains.conf and tinyproxy.conf just run the image as if you had configured them already:

docker run  -d -p 10444:8080  \
	-v /c/Users/myuser/dev/tinyproxychains_RUN:/configdata \
	--name myproxy\
	ovidiubuligan/tinyproxychain:0.1

After this the configs will be copied over the to the mounted volume. You can stop the container edit the configs and start the container and it will copy the config files again. (When editing the config files in windows you should save them with unix line endings '\f' and not windows '\r\f').