Ahoy, since I got many eMails from users who wished to upgrade to kernel 2.4.18, asking me whether I port newnat5 once more from 2.4.(13|16|17) to kernel 2.4.18, I decided to make a huge, single patch out of my P-O-M'ed kernel which I upgraded to today, which would again incorporate the "most necessary" (well, and some not so neccessary) patches such as: - REJECT don't defragment, - config cleanup, - conntrack+nat helper unregister, - conntrack protocol destroy, - conntrack protocol unregister, - local NAT, - macro trailing semicolon, - netfilter arp, - Newnat 13, - h323, - helper match, - pptp, - rpc, - talk, - tftp, and which applies easily and cleanly on a vanilla kernel. Please, don't take this as offense, but by the looks of my inbox many users aren't comfortable with the P-O-M as it takes some time to understand and correctly apply correlating patches from there. (And don't forget that some users are urging me to do that - that's the disadvantage if you started porting something, afterwards the people get known to the procedure and don't want to learn the P-O-M...) Find it at http://www.roeder.goe.net/~koepi/ , following the link "4. Newnat...". I really hope this doesn't get misinterpreted as disrespect. I just try to help, be assured! Best regards, Koepi P.S.: if you reply, could you please CC: me in the mail as I'm no longer subscribed? Thanks :)

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