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From: cccre . ccull @ capital . ge . com
Date: 11 Feb 1997 10:34:03 -0800
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Subject: Socks?
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 10:33:25 -0500
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     <don't flame the newbie>
     any opinions on "Socks"???  I'm setting up a web server and we don't
     have much money to spend on a firewall.  In fact,  i'm seriously
     thinking about not even using a firewall,  and just assuming i'll have
     to reload the thing from tape if someone torches it.  Is socks
     free???? is there such thing as a free firewall???  i'm a novell/nt
     type person (NO unix experience) and the idea of free software is
     foreign to me.  but if i can get the os for free (linux) and the
     firewall for free,  and i'm assuming my web server is compromised
     anyway,  this seems like a hell of a time to learn unix.....


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