On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 08:01:33PM -0700, Asher Densmore-Lynn wrote:
> What're my options for forcing a program to use SOCKS when it
> doesn't expecially want to?
I think Dante comes with a shared library which you can use to
do that. (I suppose you use LD_PRELOAD or something. I've not
tried i
On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 08:01:33PM -0700, Asher Densmore-Lynn wrote:
> What're my options for forcing a program to use SOCKS when it doesn't
> expecially want to?
What about socksify (apt-cache show dante-client)? Haven't tried it
myself though. YMMV.
> I've installed a SOCKS proxy on a machine
Am currently exploring building a machine for a corporation to replace
their soon-to-be-installed exchange 2000 server...
(yes - the word "red tape" comes to mind. So does "corporate infight"
*grin*)
Anyways I'm exploring exactly this situation. At this point I've tried
cyrus+OpenLDAP+postfix+h
Given recent passage of the Patriot Act here in US, I'm re-evaluating
privacy policies at the ISP I run.
I'm curious what mechanisms and policies we might keep/implement
to preserve the privacy and integrity of our clients. Some are obvious:
* gnpgp/pgp email
* quick and regular deletion of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Given recent passage of the Patriot Act here in US, I'm re-evaluating
> privacy policies at the ISP I run.
>
> I'm curious what mechanisms and policies we might keep/implement
> to preserve the privacy and integrity of our clients. Some are obvious:
> * gnpgp/pgp
On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 08:01:33PM -0700, Asher Densmore-Lynn wrote:
> What're my options for forcing a program to use SOCKS when it
> doesn't expecially want to?
I think Dante comes with a shared library which you can use to
do that. (I suppose you use LD_PRELOAD or something. I've not
tried it
On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 08:01:33PM -0700, Asher Densmore-Lynn wrote:
> What're my options for forcing a program to use SOCKS when it doesn't
> expecially want to?
What about socksify (apt-cache show dante-client)? Haven't tried it
myself though. YMMV.
> I've installed a SOCKS proxy on a machine t
Am currently exploring building a machine for a corporation to replace
their soon-to-be-installed exchange 2000 server...
(yes - the word "red tape" comes to mind. So does "corporate infight"
*grin*)
Anyways I'm exploring exactly this situation. At this point I've tried
cyrus+OpenLDAP+postfix+ho
Given recent passage of the Patriot Act here in US, I'm re-evaluating
privacy policies at the ISP I run.
I'm curious what mechanisms and policies we might keep/implement
to preserve the privacy and integrity of our clients. Some are obvious:
* gnpgp/pgp email
* quick and regular deletion of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Given recent passage of the Patriot Act here in US, I'm re-evaluating
> privacy policies at the ISP I run.
>
> I'm curious what mechanisms and policies we might keep/implement
> to preserve the privacy and integrity of our clients. Some are obvious:
> * gnpgp/pgp e
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