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Subject: Re: [ANNOUNCE] ipset 6.12 released
Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 23:00:39 +0100
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> the point of this feature is providing the easy way that the
> third-party or the experimental modules
> plug into the existing ipset userspace binary without recompile.
>
> You could build the experimental ipset "FOO" kernel module and build
> the shared-lib of "FOO" userspace tool module and
> plug into the system without recompile the ipset userspace tool at
> all. It's inspired by iptables (kernel/userspace module).
>   
Is there a documentation on how to do that? For example, if I wish to 
add my own ipset type/matching (as a separate module), where do I start 
looking?