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From: Vincent Bernat <bernat@luffy.cx>
Subject: Re: Forwarding packets over the same LAN
Date: Tue, 14 Jul 2009 22:36:59 +0200
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OoO En ce  d=C3=A9but de soir=C3=A9e du mardi 14 juillet  2009, vers 21=
:01, Simion
Onea <simionea@gmail.com> disait=C2=A0:

> Maybe I should examine more carefully the INPUT and FORWARD chains of
> the filter table. They are configured to allow inbound traffic to por=
t
> 10025 and to allow forwarding to port 25. Are there any other
> requirements?

> Is there any means to "debug" or to "see" how a packet traverses the
> chains and tables?

With a recent enough kernel, you can use the TRACE target in the raw ta=
ble.
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