* how can 'iptables -D ...' get EAGAIN?
@ 2002-12-20 7:48 Alain Fauconnet
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From: Alain Fauconnet @ 2002-12-20 7:48 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hello,
On a server that has a very dynamic set of iptables rules (used for
traffic accounting), I occasionally see a 'iptables -D ...' command
in the session start or session end scripts return:
iptables: Resource temporarily unavailable
I've checked the source code for any occurance of EAGAIN (which
matches this message) but there isn't any.
Can someone explain in which case iptables would get a EAGAIN error?
This is a -D (delete rule) command, not -L, so I don't think that it
can be DNS-related, can it?
Thanks in advance for any hint,
Greets,
_Alain_
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