tcp_proxy FOR LINUX

Overview:

tcp_proxy is a software that handles TCP socket redirection. It is a handy tool that takes care of managing network connections efficiently.

Features:

• Handles TCP socket redirection


• Manages network connections


• Simple compilation process


• Self-test capability


• Easy installation

How to Compile tcp_proxy:

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   First, cd into the directory where your package's source code lives. Then, type .\/configure. This sets up the package for your system. If you’re using csh on an old version of System V, just type sh .\/configure. This helps avoid any hiccups while running it.

   
   


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   This part might take a little while. While it runs, you’ll see messages popping up that show what features are being checked.

   
   


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   The next step is to compile the package by typing make.

   
   


4. 
   

   If you want to run some self-tests that come with the package, just type make check. It’s optional but good for making sure everything works!

   
   


5. 
   

   The final step for installation is typing make install. This installs all the programs and any documentation you need.

   
   


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   If you decide you don’t need the program binaries and object files anymore, simply type make clean. To remove all files created by configure as well (so you're ready to compile for a different computer), use make distclean.

   
   


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   You might also see a target called make maintainer-clean, but that’s mainly for developers. If you use it, be ready to gather other programs to regenerate some files!

   
   

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