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Subject: Socket-Option in POSIX-sockets, to allow traffic via proxy
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Hi All.

Surprisingly, I could not find this on google :-\

We are trying to use vanilla POSIX-socket-APIs, but we are unable to
connect if the URL is on the other side of the proxy.
Is there a socket-option wherein this would be allowed?


I will be grateful for any pointers.


Thanks and Regards,
Ajay