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I have a BSD box connected as a proxy server (Squid) with a static IP .I
have 25 pc's attached on a local IP net browsing and popping mail from
the BSD pc. I have some users that have other mail servers on the
"outside" that I need to proxy thru' the BSD box. Do I use IPFW or SOCKS
to do this ??.
 Will it conflict with SQUID ??? etc etc.

thx mn