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SOCKD(1) socksrc SOCKD(1) NAME sockd - Socks 5 proxy server SYNOPSIS /usr/local/sbin/sockd {[start] | [stop] | [restart]} DESCRIPTION The sockd server allows applications behind a firewall to establish outside network connections. The application makes a connection to the sockd server, authenticates itself (if required), then sockd establishes a net- work connection on behalf of the application, then transparently transfers the data between the two connections. This Socks 5 server does not yet support UDP connections. sockd supports TCP connections only. "sockd start" starts the Socks 5 server, reading its configuration from /usr/local/etc/socksrc. "sockd stop" shuts down the Socks server, termi- nating any active connections. "sockd restart" re-reads the server config- uration from /usr/local/etc/socksrc without affecting any existing network connections. Note Not all configuration settings are updated by sockd restart. Only changes to the "port", "anonproxy", "authproxy", and "prefork" settings in /usr/local/etc/sockrc will take effect. Changes to other settings require a sockd stop, followed by sockd start to take effect. SEE ALSO socksify(1)[1], socksrc(5)[2]. AUTHORS Double Precision, Inc. NOTES 1. socksify(1) [set $man.base.url.for.relative.links]/socksify.html 2. socksrc(5) [set $man.base.url.for.relative.links]/socksrc.html Courier Mail Server 10/28/2020 SOCKD(1)
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