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Hi
I don't know what the module does or how RealAudio works, but your hunch
sounds very plausible. The question is how the RealAudio protocol works. You
can check to see if the server is trying to establish a data connection to
the client by turning on logging of SYN packets on the masq'ing box:
ipchains -A input -i $OUTSIDE_INTERFACE -j ACCEPT -l -y -d $OUT_IF_IP
If the server uses static destination ports, you can use port forwarding to
redirect the traffic to the clients. ipautofw is probably more useful here
than ipportfw. AFAIK, however, RealAudio can also be tunneled over HTTP. You
might want to check if you can configure your server to support that. Then
you just need basic masq'ing or squid set up on the Linux box.
HTH
Tobias
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