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From: Eivind Eklund <perhaps@yes.no>
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Subject: Re: Divert Sockets
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> 
> Are there any examples on the use of divert sockets to create an application
> proxy?

natd, and that is more or less it.

And this question probably belong in -questions or potentially
-hackers, not -security.

Eivind.