inatalling debian through a socks4 server

Is it possible to install debian and the debian packages through a socks server? Is there any documentation describing methods of doing so? -i -- Ian Corbett . . . . . [EMAIL PROTECTED] Specialized Solutions . . . .

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Paul Haesler wrote: > Ah forget it. It seems to work with outsiders - it's just transfers > between clients on the LAN that doesn't work. I don't think the problem is with the firewall, but with ICQ. ICQ 99 and earlier used a different protocol from ICQ 2000. When clients

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

to test things. Is there anything I can > do to the proxy server to make this sort of thing work. (internal > client to internal client transfers mediated by an external server > through socks4 proxy)? Listen on the loopback address maybe? > > > Hi all, > > > >

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 05:20:18PM +1000, Paul Haesler wrote: > > Tom Massey wrote: > > Have you tried using the ip_masq_icq module from > > ? I used it with a 2.2.19 > > kernel in a similar situation. > > I looked into that, but that URL doesn't work.

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

> Have you tried using the ip_masq_icq module from > ? I used it with a 2.2.19 > kernel in a similar situation. You need to add something like this to > your firewall script: I looked into that, but that URL doesn't work. You just get an html document

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

Paul Haesler wrote: > > Hi all, > > Look, I'm trying to get icq working on windoze client computers > on the private LAN through a Debian masquerading gateway > (ipchains - kernel 2.2.19). Have you tried using the ip_masq_icq module from ? I used it wit

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

this sort of thing work. (internal client to internal client transfers mediated by an external server through socks4 proxy)? Listen on the loopback address maybe? > Hi all, > > Look, I'm trying to get icq working on windoze client computers > on the private LAN through a

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

ding appropriately. Yeah I used to do that and it used to work, but now it doesn't. And the firewall configuration preferences in ICQ have become way more complicated and there's basically no help on the website. :( I thought I'd try SOCKS4 because I could get a debian server

Re: icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

>It used to work with just port forwarding but since upgrading to >icq 2000b, user to user file transfers and voice messages >don't work anymore. > My understanding is you need to specify in ICQ the ports to use and then setup your portforwarding appropriately.

icq through masqueraded firewall /socks4

x27;t work anymore. I've tried switching to a socks4 proxy server as that seemed to be better supported by icq. ICQ is connecting through the socks4 proxy fine, but file transfers still don't work (at least between clients on the LAN) When the file transfers fail. I get the following mess

Re: Socks4

haven't worked with socks yet, but in the firewall-howto there is something about it. Maybe this helps. On Wed, Jul 05, 2000 at 09:46:56AM -0400, Honderdors, Raymond wrote: > Hi > Me have Problem. > I'm behind a socks4 server and i do not know how to set up socks4 on my > de

Socks4

Hi Me have Problem. I'm behind a socks4 server and i do not know how to set up socks4 on my debian system plz help Kind Regards Raymond Honderdors EDP department Soest work : (+31356091363)

Re: dselect thru SOCKS4 firewall

Stephen P. Serafin wrote: > > >As you know, using the 'runsocks' script is supposed to enable > >any application to run using socks. I never was able to get this running > >with socks4 though. You can, however, use the socks5 package. The > >socks5 librar

Re: dselect thru SOCKS4 firewall

;runsocks' script is supposed to enable any application to run using socks. I never was able to get this running with socks4 though. You can, however, use the socks5 package. The socks5 libraries are quite able to interact with a socks4 server so you don't need to change the server. You

dselect thru SOCKS4 firewall

I have not found a way to use dselect through a socks 4.2beta server. Can anyone help me get it working? I do have dftp_3.2-1 working through the firewall. If I cannot get dselect to work directly is it possible to: use dftp to get the new Packages files use dselect to choose which packages t

dselect thru SOCKS4 firewall

upgrading to dftp_3.2-1, dpkg_1.4.0.19, and dpkg-ftp_1.4.0.19 dftp and dselect still do not connect to servers on the internet. After linking /bin/ftp to /bin/rftp dftp now works. dselect still does not connect to servers on the internet though. How do I get dselect to work through a SOCKS4 firewall