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From: Steven Zhang <zhangseven@gmail.com>
Subject: Is ACCOUNT target outdated in 2.6 kernel?
Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2005 11:28:11 +0800
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Hi, there:=20
 As we know, the ACCOUNT target is very useful and effective for accounting=
=20
traffic within iptables.
But in my environment of 2.6.9.5 <http://2.6.9.5> kernel + 1.3.3 iptables +=
=20
pom-ng-20050823,
when I run the command "# ./runme ACCOUNT"
it displays: "cannot apply (1 rejects out of 2 hunks)"
 Then what is the way to use the ACCOUNT target correctly? :(=20
I need your help!
Thanks in advance.