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  Ted, awhile ago you said you might do some patches to allow a per-interface
default route --- i.e. a TCP connection that came in on one interface would
send its packets out the same interface.
  Two questions:
	1. did you ever do this for NetBSD?
	2. will an application be able to pick its outgoing interface
	by bind(2) its socket before it connect(2)s?

  I have two internet connections: one gives me useful addressing, and
appropriate business AUP, the other just gives me personal-use bandwidth
(Wave@Home). I want to put a web cache on my firewall that will do #2 above
to use the cable bandwidth instead of my ISDN bandwidth for HTTP. 

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   Michael Richardson |Network and security consulting and contract programming
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