Re: ipset support in tc

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Mr Dash Four <mr.dash.four@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Am I seeing this right - the whole ipset tc implementation consists
> of 3 patches, barely 10k of code in total?

Right.  its just glue code to query the ipset core via tc/ematch.

> Also, am I right in
> assuming that in order to build this on older kernels (I am on 3.3)
> all I have to do is apply the 3 patches (1 against my kernel and the
> other 2 against my current iproute2 implementation)?

Yes.

> >But beware.  This code is more than 6 months old; I never got around to
> >actually test it on a live system.  Its also bit of a hack since
> >ip_set_test() assumes its called from netfilter (the ematch passes in a fake
> >xt_action_param ...)
> >
> >I've rebased it on the current tree and it should at least compile with recent kernels.
> All noted, thanks again! If I manage to build it, I'll give it a
> thorough look and test it here. I'll keep you all posted.

That would be nice, thanks.
If it doesn't build on 3.3 let me know and I'll give it a shot myself.
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