On Mon, 5 Jul 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
+>Hi
+>
+>I am hoping to run Linux at work, however I am in a M$ shop. They have a M$
+>proxy server, which currently functions using Winsock, but the socks proxy does
Sorry, if they are using Winsock as proxy, you have no choice and have to
install winsock client in order to get connect to the M$ Proxy server and
go out to Internet. Currently, I don't think anyone has port winsock
client to Linux.
All you can do is ask them to configure the M$ Proxy to allow Sock server
connection as well beside running Winsock on M$ Proxy server. Then you can
configure your Linux to connect to Internet via sock server on M$ Proxy.
Good luck.
Regards,
== Yen Jet ==
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Chan: "The bad news is, the Y2K bug will make all of our computers
thinks it's the year 1900. The good news is, that gives us
an extra 100 years to fix the problem!"
Chan: Let's do => lynx http://3401483843/
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