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From: Jay <jeno@finali.com>
Subject: MARK Locally Generated Packets
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 12:11:30 -0600
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Hi,

     I'm trying to mark locally generated packets to be able to re-route
HTTP(S) requets out a different gateway. Similar to a transparent proxy,
with the exception that I want only traffic generated from this box to
get marked and re-routed. I've setup everything correctly according to
the many documents I've found, and I can manually use ip rules to get the
actions I want, I'm jut not getting a mark recognized by the ip rules.
Anybody have any ideas on how to get iptables to mark locally generated
packets?

-= Jay =-