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Subject: questions about libipq
Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 20:06:43 +0800
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Here's some questions about libipq.
1. How to compile / install libipq? Is it necessary to
recompile/install the latest version of iptables? Does iptables-1.2.9
include libipq?

2. How to get the individual man page of libipq? Here's a good manpage for:
libipq:http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~nakao/libipq.htm
But the detail superlink all refers to localhost/cgi-bin/man, are
there any other ways to get them?

3. Libipq is one easy way for user application to communicate with
kernel. If there exists multiple QUEUE targets, how does the kernel
determine which is for which?

Any suggestions is welcome. Thanks in advance.