desproxy-socksserver - Using desproxy with dynamic connections

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desproxy-socksserver                               2020-11-17                            desproxy-socksserver(1)

       You can see that for every application that needs to be un-proxyzed you have to start a desproxy program.
       That is OK if you are using irc, ssh or other application that always connects to the same server. But if
       you need to dynamically establish TCP connections it's impossible to follow that path.

       That's why desproxy-socksserver, which is just a desproxy implementation of a Socks 5 Server. A Socks 5
       Server is like a "TCP proxy": you just request a TCP connection and the Socks 5 Server does the work for
       you. Of course, client applications need to have support for Socks 5 Server.

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       desproxy-socksserver - Using desproxy with dynamic connections

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dnsproxy(1)

         desproxy-socksserver proxy_host proxy_port local_port