Jan Engelhardt wrote:
Those other 8 loose mails (git-send-email has too many flags to get
it right every time) make up the second group (of two) of kernel
patches.
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╟ [NETFILTER]: Rename ipt_recent to xt_recent
╟ [NETFILTER]: xt_recent: IPv6 support
╟ [NETFILTER]: rename NF_ARP to NFPROTO_ARP and assign a non-clashingvalue
╟ [NETFILTER]: Implement AF_UNSPEC as a wildcard for extensions
╟ [NETFILTER]: Give AF-independent extensions an arpt_ alias
╟ [NETFILTER]: Make Ebtables use Xtables infrastructure
╟ [NETFILTER]: Collapse tcpmss_reverse_mtu{4,6} into one function
╟ [NETFILTER]: Deploy a prefix_length-to-network mask mapping table
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╙─[master]
Small suggestion for improvement (don't worry, your series
is fine :)): the best ordering for all these patches would
have been:
Set 1: boolean conversions
Set 2: length match (shouldn't have dependencies)
Set 3: recent match (also shouldn't have dependencies)
Set 4: prefix table
Set 5: TCPMSS target
Set 6: ARP-tables patches
This way each logical set of changes can be discussed
seperately. I'd also send things that need additional
userspace-patches (like length) as kernel patch 1-n +
iptables patch 1-n, but closely together.
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