Hi,
I'm starting to test libipq.a and see if it is part of the solution to
my problem. My problem is that I'm trying to write a user-space bridge.
My question is if I can take packets captured by a Linux box using
libipq and send them over a serial link (eg: null-modem cable) to another
Linux box running libipq. I want the other Linux box to
re-inject the packet with NF_ACCEPT and let the packet take it's course.
What I'm worried about is if Netfilter will reject my packet on the
receiving end because of the "packet_id" somehow.
This is the layout:
Host A -|
|
Host B -| serial
|- Bridge 1 ======== Bridge 2 -|
|- Host C
|
|- Host D
I'm trying to build a prototype and where the serial link is not
a null-modem but a type of radio. Will this work or is there a better
way?
Thanks,
Tuan
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