--- Rusty Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Summary: you had to use a *search engine* to find an
> obscure piece of
> coding information.
Actually, I had to use a search engine to find a
tangentially related howto that halfway through
mentioned something in passing which gave me a clue of
--- Rusty Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Summary: you had to use a *search engine* to find an
obscure piece of
coding information.
Actually, I had to use a search engine to find a
tangentially related howto that halfway through
mentioned something in passing which gave me a clue of
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
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> If I were to perhaps send linuxdoc.org a check or
> something, might a day come to pass when learning to
> do seemingly obvious things under linux does NOT
> require fairly good forensic investigation skills? I
> ask merely for
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] you write:
[ cut 50 lines ]
If I were to perhaps send linuxdoc.org a check or
something, might a day come to pass when learning to
do seemingly obvious things under linux does NOT
require fairly good forensic investigation skills? I
ask merely for information.
Yeah, I found it.
While researching replacing the 2.2 kernel with 2.4 to
get my proxy-oid to work, I stumbled accross the
following section in the unofficial NAT-HOWTO (which
is not on linuxdoc's website as far as I can tell).
At this address:
Help.
I thought transparent proxying would allow some means
for the recipient of the proxied connections to find
out what their original destination port and socket
address were. This does not seem to be the case. The
socket structure only has one address and one socket,
and those have the
Help.
I thought transparent proxying would allow some means
for the recipient of the proxied connections to find
out what their original destination port and socket
address were. This does not seem to be the case. The
socket structure only has one address and one socket,
and those have the
Yeah, I found it.
While researching replacing the 2.2 kernel with 2.4 to
get my proxy-oid to work, I stumbled accross the
following section in the unofficial NAT-HOWTO (which
is not on linuxdoc's website as far as I can tell).
At this address:
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