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I assume that the version I have ip_masq_h3231.c is already compiled, so all
I would need to do is rename it..is this right? I'm fairly naive with
Linux. If it's not, could you point me to a howto for compiling.
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> Compile it and rename to a .o. Then, if its written properly,
> an 'insmod' should be able to load it ok.
Next, I'm running RH 6.1 with the latest IPCHAINS: Why do I need to port
forward this audio stream? It's already on the firewall server, It's just
not getting let out because of the ruleset. Isn't there an IPCHAINS rule
that says "send out and receive through EXTIF anything on port 8000-8001? I
know there are rules like that for ftp, telnet and the like. I even tried to
add such a rule,but botched it.
also, I didn't think that you I still needed PORTFW and IPMASQADM for kernel
2.2.12 running chains...am I confused?
Thanks again for all the help...can't wait to start testing the NM patch.
carl
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> Do you have PORTFW enabled in the kernel and have IPMASQADM loaded on your
> box? If so, the example in the HOWTO should be more than enough to
> get you going.
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> --David
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