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Subject: SOCKS5 guru needed
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Hey everyone,

I want to set up a proxy to play rtcw with lower ping
on the usual servers, i've installed the socks5 port,
but the manpage didn't help much. I want to have 2
usernames that need to auth on the server and are only
allowed to connect to any host on udp ports
27960-28960 . Anyone knows how to set this up? manpage
didn't help much. 

Thanks!

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