On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Eloy Paris wrote:
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> libdnet's firewall interface is a great idea. Unfortunately, libdnet's
> support for modern Linux firewall capabilities is non-existent. It seems
> like libdnet was never updated for iptables, which replaced ipchains in
> Linux 2.4, and is wh
Hi Aaron,
On 05/12/2010 01:13 PM, Aaron Turner wrote:
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Look at libdnet. It has a cross platform API to modify the firewall
rules on various OS's to drop packets.
libdnet's firewall interface is a great idea. Unfortunately, libdnet's
support for modern Linux firewall capabilities is no
On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 5:25 PM, WANGRUNGVICHAISRI, SHIVESH
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> If I want to write an application that prevents any TCP packets from
> being sent to a localhost web server, may I use libpcap for this
> purpose?
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> To put the question differently, is libpcap:
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> 1) an
libpcap is only packet observer, it can not drop the packets.
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Hi,
If I want to write an application that prevents any TCP packets from
being sent to a localhost web server, may I use libpcap for this
purpose?
To put the question differently, is libpcap:
1) an observer of the packet traffic (not what I'm looking for,
since packets will still be
