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Subject: IFB and iptables
Date: Wed, 25 May 2011 18:21:39 -0400
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Hi,

I'm trying to convert my IMQ based script to use the IFB device instead.
Things appear to work quite right however the u32 classifier isn't
aware of any connection tracking and I was wondering if it is at all
possible to use match from iptables like layer7 when you use the IFB
device?

And my need for the IFB device / IMQ is because I want to classify my
IPv6 traffic which is in an IPv4 SIT tunnel and mix the content of the
SIT tunnel to eth0 minus protocol 41.

Thanks.