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>note: the line "ipchains -A forward -i eth0:0 -j MASQ" is meaningless.
>eth0:0 is not an interface. it is an "alias" which (since 2.2) is no
>different to any other address on an interface. to ipchains, this line
>means exactly the same thing as the line before it and so is redundant.
Thanks..
Is there a quickie howto on applying this patch. I am afraid the downloaded
patch had no instructions. I dug around some and found this piece of email
from Michael.
"You will have to recompile your kernel and restart your machine for this to
work. This patch is based on the 2.2.13 or 2.2.14 kernels. To patch your
kernel source, copy this file to /usr/src and type "patch -p0
<masq-demasq.patch". You can then re-make your kernel by going to
/usr/src/linux and typing "make bzlilo"."
and followed the instructions but it did not work. I checked my kernel
version and it's 2.2.12-20 Do I need to upgrade the kernel? I am afraid I
am a newbie at this stuff. How about the later kernels like 2.2.15?
:wq
Tim Uckun
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