"David A. Ranch" a �crit :
> I'm sure this is possible but you'd have to write a script
> that monitors the output of "ipfwadm -M -l". Once a
> given timeout is hit, you can execute a new IPFWADM ruleset.
Hi David,
Thanks but I dont have any inactivity time information with this
command. What I
would like is just remove a rule when it hasn't been used for a certain
time
(10-15 minutes for instance).
For the short story: I use dial-on-demand but it's fired up too often
because of
Win95 programs trying to connect to the Net even if the user doesn't
want to do
so. For a couple of other reasons I've set a script to add masq rules on
a per
user basis. But as I can't rely to them to toggle off those rules when
they stop
surfing the Net, I would like to run a daemon that will auto-toggle-off
unused
rules after a certain time. Maybe ip accounting could also help but I
don't really
know how...
Regards,
Gildas.
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