On Tue, Jan 22, 2002 at 07:52:30PM -0500, Brad Spengler wrote:
> I've just tried my hand at writing an iptables module.  It's a match
> module that matches SYNs sent to unserved TCP ports and datagrams sent
> to unserved UDP ports.  Since doing something like this is impossible
> with regular iptables rules, would a module like this be accepted into
> the patch-o-matic list for iptables?  Comments/questions welcome

Hi Brad.

I suppose this was the mail you were referring to when we met yesterday?

I can now tell you because it was lost:

- Subject didn't really say anything about what the module was
- you didn't include the code in the email.

This might be different with other projects, but in the netfilter
project [and as well as the netdev and linux-kernel lists] this is the
preferred method.

It's really unfortunate that we lost this important contribution because
of this :(

Anyway, please send your module as patch-o-matic patch, if possible.

We'd certainly like to include it.

> -Brad
> http://grsecurity.net

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