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From: "Michael Schoen" <schoen@anduras.de>
Subject: AW: iptables wishes
Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2003 05:57:46 +0200
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Hi Joel,

> 2 - completely separate netfilter logging from kernel log streams.
(not
> just redirecting infrequently-used kernel streams, but actual
dedicated
> netfilter streams)

What about including the ability to do a full datastream logging within
a fixed [rrd-database] size, e.g. the last 50 Kbyte sent through the
netfilter stack, at best also available as an per-connection stream?

Or statistics not only about the amount of connections within the
netfilter at a certain time, but also to build some averages.

Are there already any solutions?

Sincerely

  .\\ichael