Should forwarded packets ever hit the OUTPUT chain?

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On Friday 08 November 2002 8:31 am, alex wrote:

> As I understood it forwarded packets never went over the OUTPUT chain,
> the OUTPUT chain is only to filter what local processes send out.

That is correct.

> In trying to debug my firewall (see earlier message on the user list) I can
> see the final rule of my to-lan chain (attached to output) dropping
> packets when the incomming web connection hangs.

What are your FORWARDing rules ?

Antony.

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