Tor & SSH server [signed]

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Did you make sure that you're using 8888 on the REMOTE server and not 
locally? Set both to the same value, as that should make life easier. 
Then set your browser to port 8888 (assuming that's what you're trying 
to do. please give more details.)

mrbigshot at Safe-mail.net wrote:

>I need some help running Tor and Putty, hopefully someone can point out what I'm doing wrong...
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>I've managed to get my setup to work as follows:
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>Firefox > Privoxy > Putty > Tor > SSH Server > Internet
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>Putty is using Tor as a proxy (so the Tor exit node connects to the SSH server), and the SSH server is provided by cotse.net
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>Everything works fine, apart from one thing - cotse have 2 proxies on the SSH server, a filtered one on port 8080 and an unfiltered one on port 8888.  All my web-browsing is going through the filtered proxy.  I can't figure out how to use the unfiltered one.  There's nowhere in my Putty config (that I can see) where I can specify port 8888.
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>In Putty I have port forwarding set up to forward port 9050 to a dynamic destination.  I tried setting the destination to 127.0.0.1:8888 but that didn't work.
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>Any help would be appreciated.
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