Good ${greeting_time}, Michiel!

23 Mar 2021 15:46:42, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:

 >> TK>   13:15 [32278] trying fido.vlist.eu via proxy
 ^^^^^^
Who fuquped the quoting?

 >>> 192.168.1.24:8118...
 TK>> That information is from the nodelist. That is the address where the
 TK>> proxy connects. By default linux uses ipv6 address.
 MvdV> Where does that port 8118 come from?

From the configuration of the proxy daemon at TK's 192.168.1.24 :-)

 >>> But contrary to incoming, you have to make a rule for each node to
 >>> be called by the proxy.
 TK>> No. Nothing more to be done as your binkd does. Use .binkp.net
 TK>> domain or nl2binkd or nodelist.pl.
 MvdV> Then obviously your XinetD? Linux proxy works different then the
 MvdV> ones I am familiar with: Relay6 or netsh in Windows. Care to write
 MvdV> an article about it?

There are only two types of proxies (either HTTP connect or SOCKS), and they work exactly the same (very primitive) way in all OSes.


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