Re: [LARTC] Installation problems- QoS layer 7 packet filter

["wong cheongseng" <cheongseng@hotmail.com>]

Thank you very much Damion de Soto.
You're rite, i'm in final semester now. This is my final year project, must 
be finished and submit
within this 3 months. Actually i search for so many web site to get the 
instruction build up Qos layer7 packet filter. But i really not very 
understand the given instruction.
I got the latest TC patch files in "http://sourceforge.net".
I'm very fresh in using Linux.
Anyway, I will try it myself. Thank you!!



>From: Damion de Soto <damion@snapgear.com>
>To: wong cheongseng <cheongseng@hotmail.com>
>CC: lartc@mailman.ds9a.nl
>Subject: Re: [LARTC] Installation problems- QoS layer 7 packet filter
>Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 15:52:35 +1000
>
>wong cheongseng wrote:
>>VERY URGENT!!! Hey, i'm final year student in upm.
>I'm sure it is. is your thesis due tomorrow? :P
>>I have install linux Redhat 9.0. Wish to build up Qos linux packet filter
> > using kernel-2.4.20.8 i have follow the instruction which i download 
>from
> > internet. But i 'm not very understand about the instruction. The 
>following
> > step have been done by me:-
>
>>4) After i unpack "tar xvzf iproute2_w_layer7_patch-0.9.3.tar.gz"
>>   Inside there, i found a TC folder- 31 items
>I don't know where you got this file from, so I can only guess at the 
>answers:
>
>>  - tc patch - how does the TC link against the new kernel header???
>tc won't "link" against the new kernel headers, but it may use them when 
>compiling.
>unless your environment is broken, it will automatically look in 
>/usr/src/linux/include
>
>
>>  - Where should i put the files inside the TC folder???
>Which files?
>If they are .diff files, you use the 'patch' program to patch them into the 
>original tc source files.
>
>>  - When i "make" to compile, it show me error and tell me to compile the 
>>kernel first???
>You may need to run a top level 'make config' (menuconfig or xconfig) and 
>'make dep' in /usr/src/linux to setup some files correctly for your system.
>
>>  - Since the tc folder have many files, which should i copy to 
>>/sbin/tc???
>After you've finished the 'make' (or maybe 'make install') the Makefile 
>will automatically copy the correct binary to /sbin/tc (or probabaly 
>/usr/local/sbin/tc )
>You don't have to do it yourself, unless you're hacking.
>
>>Please reply me as soon as possible. Very urgent!!!
>Mailing lists and newsgroups aren't always the quickest source of info.. I 
>find google faster most of the time.
>
> > Thank you.
>You're welcome.
>
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