Hi, a quick question. when i register a queue ( create_queue) i specify the callback, then i need a loop that will use the fd (socket) and recv the packets from the queue... if so, 1. why do i need to call "handle_packet", what is the process that happens ? ( For example: why can't i just process the buffer as is and return a verdict). or, 2. why if i register a callback, i also need to be the one that "executing" that callback, and not be called by the netfilter hook QUEUE ? 3. In the callback i need to return - lower than 0 to "stop processing" else, it will continue processing. What does this processing mean? since most example's show only the "return set_verdict", though i don't have to return a verdict at that point. ( So what does the cb return value is used for ? ) 4. If i return "stop processing " in the callback, will the packet drop? or what?... 5. Set verdict is the function that actually reinject the packet and continue it's process . right? Kind regards Yechiel Levi -- 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
