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The connection tracking feature (ie. the modules) doesn't rely exactly
on an particular iptables command. It's more a way to tell the kernel
to track particular kind of connections. So you can't trigger a
"modprobe" for them with an iptables command. So you always have to
remember to add an entry in your module.autoload file. A. Khattri wrote: If I build iptables features (i.e. conn tracking, etc) as modules, they are automagically loaded when I use the -m option to the iptables command.This is great however, Ive noticed that a few modules do not automatically load when needed, e.g. ip_conntrack_ftp Am I doing something wrong? Or will I always need to remember to add an entry to /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6 ? -- [email protected] mailing list |
- [gentoo-server] Autoloading firewall modules A. Khattri
- Re: [gentoo-server] Autoloading firewall modules mRyOuNg
- Re: [gentoo-server] Autoloading firewall modules Chris White
