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From: Scott MacKay <scottmackay@yahoo.com>
Subject: indev/outdev_name?
Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 18:25:32 -0700 (PDT)
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Sorry if this is more of an ebtables thing, but
probably is relevant to how the 2.5 kernel responds...

When you configure a bridge, is there any way to have
the real interface name in indev_name or outdev_name
for userspace modules?  Seeing a FORWARD packet from
"br0" to "br0" is not helpful...

Also, is there any other solution other than ebtables
to have a bridge send packets to an iptables userspace
module?

-Scott

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