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change a port
Name: newslacker Date: September 6, 2006 at 13:56:05 Pacific OS: slackware 10.2 CPU/Ram: pentium-mmx Product: 1997
Comment:
I am new to Linux and it's firewall, and I am trying to get the TCP packets of a program to go through my proxy server. How exactly do i do this? Is it possible with iptables or ipchains without completly reconfiguring my system as a router? Is there a simple program that can do it? I need to change the destination address and port. I know the address and port the program is sending to and what that needs to be changed to. However, the source port on my machine is randomly selected by the program, so i cannot use a program like desproxy or rinetd. The damn prog simply selects a different port.
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device manager in knoppix
