> I am currently working on a project in which I need to do a 'special' 
> thing. I want to stop the TCP/IP stack of my machine from sending out 
> certain packets. 

This should be possible with a simple iptables rule. Netfilter framework
allows you to add any rule to the packet. If you want the packet could
be also be passed to a user space program(Using the QUEUE target rule)
where you can manipulate the packet and just drop or send the packet
back to the kernel. www.netfilter.org

Regards
G.Vinubalaji


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