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Subject: writing iptables match
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2006 09:19:07 +0200
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Im trying to create a new iptables match. I have writen and compiled the=20
kernel module and iptables library. Is it possible to use the new match=20
by inserting the module with insmod and copying the library file to=20
/lib/iptables/ ?
If I do this I get Segmantation fault when trying to use the match with=20
iptables -m.

Bj=F6rn