Hi Paul,
I'm still not sure why you wanted to automate such process at kernel level.
But Its really an interesting thought. Ya It took a little long time to move
on your problem, but I've a hope to achieve this. You know me too usually
take interest in such adventures, so I took you
From: Iman Mayes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Running libipq program through debugger
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 04:01:53 -0800
Has anyone successfully debugged a libipq program with kde debugger (or =
any other debugger) ? I tried running my program through a debugger =
(programs hangs) and
Hi All,
My problem is get solved... A silli mistake... I just did initializing
in_addr struct with NULL('\0') by memset(dst_addr, '\0', sizeof(dst_addr));
So the problem was allocation of heap and stack memory to program at time
of (not)using file operation.
Iman, I'll
Hi All,
Is it possible to do file-operations (open/fopen, close/fclose,...) in
user-space handler of QUEUE target packets? In my program I'm sending a copy
of some received-packet to remote host. For that I'm reading host addresses
from a configuration file. When I do file operations then
Greetings again,
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Schaaf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
not that I want to slow down your enthusiasm for the iptables module
framework too much, but did you try if you can configure your syslogd
for simultaneous logging to several remote destinations? It
