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From: "Amy" <amyyang@w-ibeda.com>
Subject: connection track logging
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 14:58:54 +0800
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To: gandalf@wlug.westbo.se
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I read the post about connection track logging posted on Apr. I'm a newer in
netfilter. And I want to use this function. So I'd like to post my step to
achieve  this function to you. If there's wrong, pls let me know.
ctrace-1.04, oidentd-2.0.4, oidentd-2.0.1-ctnetlink.diff,
ctnetlink.patch,linux-2.4.14.
1. patch ctnetlink.patch to linux-2.4.14;
2. compile ctrace-1.04;
3. modify the path of the libctnetlink; patch oidentd-2.0.4 with
oidentd-2.0.1-ctnetlink.diff;
4. make and install oidentd;
Then I start oidentd. How can I implement the iptables to relate to oidentd?
And if the info about oidentd is saved in /var/log/secure? Would you pls
show the step more detailedly? Thanks a lot.



Regards,
Amy