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Good afternoon, David,

On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, David A. Ranch wrote:

> >     The obvious answer of "vi /proc/kcore" to adjust the timeouts
> >tends to be too tricky for daily use. ;-)
> 
> If we could "cat" data into /proc/net/ip-masquerade, that would be
> the cleanest solution.  If anything else, does anyone know the
> EXACT place in /proc/kcore that this MASQ table is stored?  Anyone
> up for writing a little proggy to do this for users?  Personally,
> I think the best setup would be to just delete ALL entries.

        My _sincerest_ apologies; my tongue wasn't far enough in my cheek
on that one.  I was completely joking.  I wouldn't wish that kind of
solution on my worst enemy.  For _any_ linux problem.
        I agree with you that some way to cat individual lines with new
entries, matching the existing ip's and ports, but replacing the other
fields, would make a lot of sense.
        Easy for me to say; I don't know how to write it.
        Cheers,
        - Bill

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