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From: sven@hin.de
Subject: Re: Update Iptables in order to use String-Match
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2006 15:07:59 +0200
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Rob Sterenborg schrieb:
> The last part between the brackets, I suppose iptables wrote it ? (I
> think I got confused there.)
> If this is true, you have the string match from 1.3.3 installed (if you
> already had it, why build a new kernel/iptables ?) and are using
> iptables 1.3.5. (That means you have iptables-1.3.5 installed but didn't
> install string match 1.3.5 which would be true, reading below.)
> 
>>> The string match is in the Extra repository. Did you run POM with
>>> "./runme extra" ? 
>> hmm no, I will do this now...
> 
> I think that will solve your problem.
> (Remember to also recompile iptables..)

The last version of POM does not content String-match!
I found it in a version of 2004, is that right?