Aaaah, so it does. Didn't even think of that. Thank you very much, sorry for the silly question.
-Titus Winters On Wed, 2002-02-20 at 12:49, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > See for example the REJECT target. It does exacly what you are > looking for. > > Regards > Henrik Nordström > > On Wednesday 20 February 2002 18:55, Titus D. Winters wrote: > > I have an odd sort of question: How would I go about writing an > > extension that would cause nf to send a response packet > > (constructed by the extension, of course) to input that Linux > > normally wouldn't? (For example, sending a response to a FIN probe > > of an open TCP port.) Would mangling the incoming packet (swapping > > ip.src and ip.dst) work? Can I even perform a mangle in > > prerouting? (I just tried to write an extension that swapped > > ip.src and ip.dst but "iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -j" and any > > target seems to return "Invalid Argument") > > > > Thanks > > -Titus Winters
