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From: "M. Menges Email" <m.menges@seam.de>
Subject: libipt_time TIME Kernel 2.6.17.x
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2006 15:17:10 +0200
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Hi all,
i'm unable to build a 'working'  iptables/kernel-Version  with the TIME =
patch from - patch-o-matic.
I found some confused information between 'no problem'  and  'could not =
go' because
of kernel changes (help-file).
is it out-dated? - are the How-to's up to date ?=20

- my current version starts and i can put in some rules with the -m time  =
rule
but the iptables -L gives me no 'time' Rule ...=20

...any information (eg 'I build it with the current kernel with no =
problem..') / suggestion appreciated



Kernel: 2.6.17.1... 7 - working
iptables: 1.3.5  ... 20060728  -working
p-o-m ...some ..eg p-o-m-ng-20060726... -damned will not work...









 mfg
 Marc