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From: "John Guntenaar" <john@guntenaar.nl>
Subject: per user IP adresses
Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 20:38:52 +0200
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Hello,

I have a linux machine with 4 IP addresses, I have a couple of friends
on that machine and I don't allow them to use IRC, so I simply blocked
the IRC ports, but I want to use IRC from the 4th IP without the other
users being able to use it. I think I can reach that goal by using the
owner match facility of iptables, though I can't find any good examples
with google, is it correct and can somebody post an example?

Thanks in advantage,

John