[Bridge] Re: ebtables target to disable an interface

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> You could log the event, and monitor the log with a
> 	tail -f logfile | ...
> to turn it off. No extension needed.
> -- 
> Cameron Simpson <cs@xxxxxxxxxx> DoD#743
> http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/

I just discovered the iptables ULOG target, which sends packets to user
space through a netlink socket.  I may try to convert it into an ebtables
watcher, but I will experiment with iptables ULOG first, to see how easy it
is to use.

-- 
Dan Eble <dane@xxxxxxxxxx>  _____  .
                           |  _  |/|
Applied Innovation Inc.    | |_| | |            "All Protocols MUST be odd"
http://www.aiinet.com/     |__/|_|_|              -- RFC 1661 (PPP)


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