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From: Mark Holloway <mlholloway@yahoo.com>
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I just recently added a FreeBSD box to an existing network.  The IP is
172.16.0.xxx and there is one NT machine running Wingate.  For
simplicity sake we're using Socks.

Is there a way to let FreeBSD 3.x know that it's behind a Socks Proxy so
when I download a port and run the "make all isntall" it know what to
do?  Unlike Netscape, I can't find any way to tell FreeBSD to use
SOCKS....


Regards,
Mark






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