On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 10:25:58PM -0400, Greg Wooledge wrote: > On a related note, it's very difficult to use firewall queueing > facilities to manage Freenet bandwidth, because by its very design > Freenet traffic tries to avoid being easily tagged. If anyone has > any suggestions on how to tell my OpenBSD router which packets > coming from the NATted Linux box are Freenet packets, that'd be > really nice. (Could we get Freenet to set the Evil Bit on demand?) Yeah, this is an interesting problem. Luckily linux iptables can do packet munging on originating user, so what I do is I set the TOS byte to some appropriate value for all traffic coming from the user freenet runs as. (I'm not actually using the RFC-style interpretations for the TOS byte so on my NAT box I set everything to sensible RFC-style values)
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