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Hi,
    This is a dumb question, but here it goes. Socks distribution
comes with some socksified clients like telnet, ftp etc. My question
is how many TCP/IP apps out there that use socket have been socksified
and tested to work perfectly ? 

     Has anyone kept any list about those socksified clients at all ?
Does it work for things like tin, talk, irc and so on ?