Can't you just run a dumb TCP relay?
I used to have one somewhere, but I can't remember if I solarified it to
run with multi-threading. I can try and dig it up, but it'd probably be
faster for you to rewrite from scratch. I also have a ssl proxy for the
client side which I wrote to demo the MITM attack, but that doesn't sound
like what you need.
Simon
On Tue, 20 Feb 1996, Lucky Green wrote:
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> I need firewall software, preferably for free and running on an x86, that
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> Any pointers?
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> TIA,
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