On Tue, 13 Aug 2002, Sean Hamilton wrote:
> Also, forgot to mention, I will need to look inside TCP streams, and know
> which user owns them, and which packets pertain to which TCP stream, which
> is why I was thinking a module would be more suitable. If I did this in user
> space, I'd have to rec
On Tue, 13 Aug 2002, Sean Hamilton wrote:
> Also, forgot to mention, I will need to look inside TCP streams, and know
> which user owns them, and which packets pertain to which TCP stream, which
> is why I was thinking a module would be more suitable. If I did this in user
> space, I'd have to re
Also, forgot to mention, I will need to look inside TCP streams, and know
which user owns them, and which packets pertain to which TCP stream, which
is why I was thinking a module would be more suitable. If I did this in user
space, I'd have to reconstruct the streams myself (but as I understand,
Greetings,
I'm interested in developing a fairly proprietary IP monitoring solution (I
want to look for specific trends in specific packets.)
Will there be considerable gains from writing some sort of kernel module,
vs. a userspace solution? I've never hacked the kernel or written a
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