class KSocks

Public Methods

• void  disableSocks ()
• void  enableSocks ()
• bool  usingSocks ()
• bool  hasSocks ()
• int  connect (int sockfd, const sockaddr *serv_addr, ksocklen_t addrlen)
• signed long int  read (int fd, void *buf, unsigned long int count)
• signed long int  write (int fd, const void *buf, unsigned long int count)
• int  recvfrom (int s, void *buf, unsigned long int len, int flags, sockaddr *from, ksocklen_t *fromlen)
• int  sendto (int s, const void *msg, unsigned long int len, int flags, const sockaddr *to, ksocklen_t tolen)
• int  recv (int s, void *buf, unsigned long int len, int flags)
• int  send (int s, const void *msg, unsigned long int len, int flags)
• int  getsockname (int s, sockaddr *name, ksocklen_t *namelen)
• int  getpeername (int s, sockaddr *name, ksocklen_t *namelen)
• int  accept (int s, sockaddr *addr, ksocklen_t *addrlen)
• int  select (int n, fd_set *readfds, fd_set *writefds, fd_set *exceptfds, struct timeval *timeout)
• int  listen (int s, int backlog)
• int  bind (int sockfd, sockaddr *my_addr, ksocklen_t addrlen)
• void  die ()

Public Static Methods

• static KSocks * self ()
• static bool  activated ()
• static void  disable ()
• static void  setConfig (KConfigBase *config)

Detailed Description

This class provides you with an interface to a SOCKS Proxy server. A SOCKS server is able to provide full internet access behind a firewall. KSocks is a singleton, there can noly be one instance at any given time. To obtain a reference to that instance, use self().

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Return an instance of class KSocks *. You cannot delete this object. It is a singleton class.

Returns: the KSock instance

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Checks whether KSocks has been started (ie someone called self())

Returns: true if activated

Disable the use of SOCKS immediately

Enable the use of SOCKS immediately if hasSocks() is true.

Checks whether SOCKS is currently being used.

Returns: true if SOCKS is currently being used.

Checks whether SOCKS is available for use.

Returns: true if SOCKS is available for use.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

This is the re-implementation of libc's function of the same name. Read the appropriate man page.

If you're using this, you're probably doing something wrong. Please don't use it.

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Set this before the first call to KSocks::self() and it will fail to initialize SOCKS.

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Set this before the first call to KSocks::self() and it will use config to read its configuration from.