OpenVPN port-share Tor tunnels nginx 443 hidden services proxied backends

[agiteg]

Hello devs,
Live model situation: 1 dedicated machine running > personal OpenVPN default port udp for now + nginx with public Tor tunnels to all + hidden onion services + regular nginx 443 with proxied backends sites presentations.

The question sounds:

I’d like switch OpenVPN to 443 tcp with port-share function, ie make that sense, will current services works still as ex[ected or I’m wrong, nonsense?

For example:
Nginx ssl/http2/3 conf: listen 7979

OpenVPN conf:
proto tcp
port 443
port-share 127.0.0.1 7979

In the close future, I’d like switch to Rust /Arti, as well.

[atari]

@agiteg

Live model situation: 1 dedicated machine running > personal OpenVPN default port udp for now + nginx with public Tor tunnels to all + hidden onion services + regular nginx 443 with proxied backends sites presentations.

I do not really understand, what you are doing here. May you please elaborate a little more?

Otherwise the port-share should work like you suggested, if you just want to obfuscate your OpenVPN port…

[agiteg]

Hello A,
yes you’re right, want set 443 tcp to openvpn and use port-share

provided that the running services listed above have stay active