Ondrej Slanina wrote: > I just created a basic 'port' of Linux netfilter core modules on MS > Windows. Now, it's implemented as a single kernel module (IM driver) and > userspace library which has the same API as libnetfilter_queue. Network > filtering is now performed only on pre_input and post_output sides. > Kernel module now includes packet queueing, processing, not as on Linux, > where this tasks is processed by separate modules. It will be > distributed under GPL. I have some questions: Cool. Finally those poor souls can use a proper firewall :) > 1, Can I use 'netfilter' and 'libnetfilter_queue' names for this? For > example kernel module named netfilter.sys, userspace library named > libnetfilter_queue.lib, project name netfilter, netfilter for windows or > something like it? I think using the same names is fine. > 2, Should I put some notice about origin into source code files ? > Something like: "Based on Linux netfilter/libnetfilter_queue" ? Just keeping the original copyright and GPL headers is fine. > My implementation is now very primitive, but I want to extend it in the future. Please keep us posted. I guess we could also host the source on one of the netfilter servers in case you're interested. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe netfilter-devel" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
