I can confirm this problem. It occurs when the module ip_conntrack is
not loaded into the kernel. "sudo modprobe ip_conntrack" does this. IN
order to load this module at every boot time you can inlcude a line
"ip_conntrack" into the file /etc/modules.
** Changed in: cutter (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: cutter
It appears, that cutter has some unresolved dependencies, that apt does *not*
know about.
Using cutter after a normal installation leads to the following error
message. Though I don't fully understand its meaning, I'm quite sure it is a
compatibility problem worth fixing.
Console output of cutter:
$ cutter
usage: cutter ip [ port [ ip [ port ] ] ]
$ sudo cutter 172.16.3.104
openning /proc/net/ip_conntrack: No such file or directory
Best regards,
Frederik "ChosenOne" Braun
P.S.: It is stated in the man page, that cutter has been developed for
and tested on ipcop and red hat linux - the author should be informed if
we manage to get it working on ubuntu.
P.P.S.: Report based on Ubuntu 8.04 (hardy heron) and cutter 1.03
+
+ WORKAROUND: This problem can be circumvented by either manually loading
+ the kernel module "ip_conntrack" either with "sudo modprobe
+ ip_conntrack" or by adding a line "ip_conntrack" to the /etc/modules
+ file and reboot.
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conntrack error prevents cutter from working
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/240147
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