>>>>>>> !+[ip-map,port-map] means that the packet does not match both sets (but >>>>>>> it may match one of the two sets). >>>>>>> >>>>>>> +[!ip-map,!port-map] means that the packet does not match either set. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> You are right. Come to think of it, when I do not have exclusion (!), >>>>>> the comma symbol (,) between sets in brackets indicates logical AND (in >>>>>> other words, to have a packet match all sets specified in the brackets >>>>>> must also match), so following this: >>>>>> >>>>>> !+[ipset1,ipset2...ipsetN] should be interpreted as NOT (ipset1 AND >>>>>> ipset2 AND ... ipsetN), which is the same as ipset1 OR ipset2 OR ... >>>>>> ipsetN - in other words match in either set produces a packet match. >>>>>> >>>>>> Similarly +[!ipset1,!ipset2...!ipsetN) should be interpreted as (NOT >>>>>> ipset1) AND (NOT ipset2) ... AND (NOT ipsetN), which is the same as NOT >>>>>> (ipset1 OR ipset2 OR ... ipsetN) - in other words match in either set >>>>>> does NOT produce a packet match. >>>>>> >>>>>> Does your patch reflects the above logic or should I refrain from >>>>>> applying it until you fix this? >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> What I wrote reflects the patch I sent. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> What does that mean exactly? >>>> >>>> >>> It means that the patch works the way that I described, not the way that >>> you described. >>> >>> >> Could you describe it in a way that us, simple-minded, could understand >> please, as I am struggling with the cryptic one-liners you use in your >> 'description' (god forbid if you put that in a man page)? I tried to >> explain what I thought was a logical set of rules this to be built upon, >> but that, I see, went way over your head. >> > > Please forget the &^%$ patch. You will get my code when it is ready. > When would that be - 4.4.14-Beta4, some further 4.4.14-Beta-X or the official release of 4.4.14?
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