Congratulations! Do you plan to port the userspace tools to windows using
mingw?
libnetfilter_queue / nfqnl_test is able to be compiled under both mingw and
VS2500 environment. Which other tools did you mean ? If you are talking
about iptables - it's not simply task, before it contains lot of kernel
modules for rules processing and linux dependent pieces like skb. It will be
nice to port all of it :-)
And what's the status? Is libnetfilter_queue working fine?
Yes. nfqnl_test is able to capture, drop, permit packets. Only API used for
obtaining information about interfaces is not implemented yet, because
original libnetfilter_queue does not include it.
libnfnetlink includes some sort of API for work with ifaces but on Windows
I'am not using this library...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bruno Moreira Guedes" <beanweb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <netfilter-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: "Samuel Feitosa" <samuel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Netfilter for Windows
2010/4/15 Patrick McHardy <kaber@xxxxxxxxx>:
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.
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Congratulations! Do you plan to port the userspace tools to windows using
mingw?
And what's the status? Is libnetfilter_queue working fine?
I'm very interested, because I'm currently porting some commercial
softwares to windows, including a firewall which uses
libnetfilter_queue.
And now we're talking about netfilter on Windows, let me ask: is there
any known port to NetBSD/FreeBSD?? And for MINIX??
Thank you.
--Bruno Moreira Guedes
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