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From: Warner Losh <imp@harmony.village.org>
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I'm close to getting my ssh/socks5/named/mail system replaced with a
PicoBSD disk.  I've got ssh and socks5 on there now, and will be
writing a simple conncetion forwarding client to handle mail.
However, that does leave me with named to get up and running.  Or
would that be possible to do with a simple udp forwarding program as
well (ala netcat).

Warner


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