--On 08 September 2005 14:53 +0200, Florian wrote:
ok, squid, but what about POP and SMTP ?
What are you looking for in POP or SMTP proxies?
pop-gw from fwtk might suit your POP requirement, but PF rdr might be
equally suitable (especially combined with authpf to give strong
authentication, maybe using a easy-to-click putty or cygwin/macosx
openssh to make things easy on desktop users).
For smtp, if you just want to pass mail in to e.g. a backend server you
don't trust to communicate with public networks, you can just setup
sendmail with a mailertable to direct the incoming mail to the backend
server, with filtering as appropriate if you need to help guard against
content-based attacks.
You also asked about ftp proxies - this suggests a certain lack of
research .. (google: openbsd ftp proxy). Have you actually done a test
install yet?
