iptables ROUTE target

iptables ROUTE target

[Maya Zimerman]

Hi,
I have noticed that the ROUTE target is experimental. However |I would
like to use it. There seem to be some header files missing. Does
anyone know when the complete code can be found?

Thanks
Maya

Re: iptables ROUTE target

[George Alexandru Dragoi]

I can't remember exactly, but i think the kernel headers for this
target miss some struct declarations. If you get incomplete type for
some structs, get them from iptables sources (after you patch them
with pom-ng) and add those structs in .h files included in the .c file
which gives errors.

On 6/26/05, Maya Zimerman <maya.zimerman@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have noticed that the ROUTE target is experimental. However |I would
> like to use it. There seem to be some header files missing. Does
> anyone know when the complete code can be found?
> 
> Thanks
> Maya
> 
> 


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iptables ROUTE target

[Maya Zimerman]

Hi,
I am quite new to iptables.
I would like to use/test the experimental feature of ROUTE target.
I have downloaded iptables v1.2.9. I saw the relevant source,
libipt_ROUTE.c but the header files containing definitions seem to be
missing.
Does anyone know where can I get it from (I have checked also in
latest version and it does not exist).

Thanks
Maya

iptables ROUTE target

[Maya Zimerman]

Hi,
I am quite new to iptables.
I would like to use/test the experimental feature of ROUTE target.
I have downloaded iptables v1.2.9. I saw the relevant source,
libipt_ROUTE.c but the header files containing definitions seem to be
missing.
Does anyone know where can I get it from (I have checked also in
latest version and it does not exist).

Thanks
Maya

Re: iptables ROUTE target

[Sven-Haegar Koch]

On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Maya Zimerman wrote:

> I would like to use/test the experimental feature of ROUTE target.
> I have downloaded iptables v1.2.9. I saw the relevant source,
> libipt_ROUTE.c but the header files containing definitions seem to be
> missing.

You saw the userspace config part of it.
The needed kernel code is part of patch-o-matic-ng, available through the 
netfilter.org website.

c'ya
sven

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