High all,
What I need to do is develop an iptable TARGET that inserts a new type of ip option in
the trapped packets. I did some trivial examination with the setsockopt,, but I
understood that it deals with only standard IP options, (e.g timestamp, loose source,
.). Then, my question is ju
Hi all,
If I need to add a new match type to iptables, should I only add it into the kernel or
also I have to use the userspace tool to add the new match through the shared
libraries?
Mohammad
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Hi All,
I've got RH8.0 installed from the iso files on the hard drive. After installation,
when I run redhat-config-packages, it seeks psyche disc 1. I put the CD containing the
image file psyche-i386-disc1.iso into the cdrom, but the program acts as it is the
wrong cd, and keep asking me to ins
Hii All,
beside the win2000, I installed RH8, opted to install GRUB and
specified the partition of RH8 as default, (unfortunately it's
a logical partition that holds /boot). After installation
GRUP failed to load any of either win2000 or linux.
So my questions are
1- how to have any sort of boo
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> I think I have troubles performing the mediacheck, does it work in
> the hard drive mode installation? I type "linux mediacheck" at the
> "boot:" but I think it is then ignored.
If you don
02, 2003 1:22 PM
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> I'm about to install now and let you free from my annoying questions. An error pop
> up in the phase
Hi all,
I'm about to install now and let you free from my annoying questions. An error pop up
in the phase (preparing to install, packages) : (missing file
/tmp/isomedia/redhat/rpms/iputils-20020124-8.i386.rpm file may be corrupted or bad
media)
What do people think about the most likely cause o
Hi all,
I need someone to tell me about some good reference to push me into the field of
programming of the Linux Network subsystem. I need to write a code to implement some
additional functionality for the NAT protocol. This is a part of my post graduate
research. I didn't practice C for enough
tarball.
When burn the cd you don't want the ISO file burned you want the ISO
contents burned.
In you burning software use the burn "image to disk" option. This will
"expand" the dir structure and allow you to
boot from the cd to install it.
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Hello all,
I'm installing the rh8.0, I have all the iso (3 files) downloaded correctly, and
burned to cds. However I found the 3rd iso decomposed on the CD, to folders and files,
how did that happen (not me who burned the cds). I'm installing now with a boot disk,
from the hard drive, so I have
Dear all,
Do anybody know where could I find the source of (ip_fw_compat.c) as a text
file, and moreover, if there exists some store in which one can search for
the sources he wants.
thank you all,
Moh Awad
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Hello all,
however new am I to the Linux world, but interested in implementing a NAT
protocol extension in Redhat Linux 8.0. Where should I begin, i.e., which
modules are involved in the implementation of the NAT, that I must study
first, in order to be able to invent?
Thanks for you, all
Mohammad
Dear all,
I'm seeking modules that comprise, or are relevant to NAT implementation for
Redhat Linux 8.0. What are those modules and how could I study them (source
code, documentation). Can anybody help me, please.
Thanks in advance for all of members.
Moh Awad
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On 27 Mar 2003 20:38:09 +1100, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-03-27 at 17:29, Mohammed Awad wrote:
> > Sorry, may be very elementary:
> > What does (PRM) stand stand for?
>
> RPM
>
> Redhat Package Management
Close. ;-) Red Hat Package Manager
However
Hi all,
Is there any "organization chart" for the components of the Linux, namely,
the kernel, threads and the interrelationship between them, how control is
passed between the user interface, the thread, the kernel and the hardware
and back to the user interface. I'm not sure that I could explain
code of the (IPCHAIN)?
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On Thu, 2003-03-27 at 03:59, Mohammed Awad wrote:
> RPMed or not? I.e., If I'
Hi All
According to my trivial knowledge, I know now that RPM should get an already
installed package to be RPMed. Can I ask whether the Redhat Linux 8.0 is
RPMed or not? I.e., If I'm gonna make some modification/recomilation for the
source code of some modules (say the IPCHAIN in my case), should
Sorry, may be very elementary:
What does (PRM) stand stand for?
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Dear all,
I'm on my way to install redhat 8.0 for resarch purposes. My point is would
I be able to get access to the source code of the kernel or even some parts
of it (which ones?) , in order to modify the source ?
If not, then where could I get the source code of the kernel, then?
Thanks in advan
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