On Fri, Feb 11, 2000 at 10:42:20PM +1300, Michael Doerner wrote:
> What is "demasq" supposed to do? I am running diald 99.1 and I couldn't find
> that parameter. Where can I find some docs about it?
It should be in the man page for diald. But, suspecting you either don't
have an up-to-date man page, or a man page at all, or possibly something
else preventing you from finding it:
demasq Tell diald that packets across this link may be
being masqueraded by the kernel. If diald sees a
packet whose port is in the range normally used by
the kernel masquerading (61000 - 61000+4096) diald
will attempt to look up the real source in
/proc/net/ip_masquerade and show this as the source
in the connection queue shown to monitors.
I personally don't use it, because I don't have any monitors running. YMMV.
Michael
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