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Re: DNS Server question

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On Sat, Jul 15, 2006 at 08:40:34AM -0700, scolbert56@xxxxxxxxx wrote 3.2K bytes in 100 lines about:
: everything?  In other words I have a program that does not allow me to
: configure it's connection through a proxy.  I'd like everything on the
: PC to connect to the net via Tor.

	I don't believe there is anything that can do that.  In theory,
	someone could write a Layered Service Provider (LSP) that would
	offer this functionality.  At this point, no one has done so.
	The best program I've found to handle applications don't handle
	SOCKS is freecap from http://www.freecap.ru/.

-- 
Andrew

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