Rickard Eriksson wrote: > Sneppe Filip wrote: > >> Rickard Eriksson [mailto:riceri@home.se] wrote: >> > >> >The z-newnet patch? I can't install that patch. >> > >> >BTW, this is the first time i am patching a kernel. >> > >> >> Hi Rickard, >> >> What kernel version are you working from ? >> Basically, newnat is a new API for writing connection tracking/nat >> modules. >> >> The patch has been sitting in p-o-m for a long time now, and all the >> modules from recent iptables have been converted to work with newnat >> and don't apply on kernels witout newnat. >> >> Newnat has been included in the early 2.4.20-pre kernels, so from >> 2.4.20 (or the -pre releases if you don't mind running these) onwards, >> there will be no need to patch the kernel with newnat support anymore >> before adding conntrackers. >> >> Now, if you're working from a pre-2.4.20 kernel, you need to download >> iptables or check out CVS, then from the patch-o-matic directory >> run "./runme *" and apply the newnat patch before trying any >> conntrackers. That sould do the trick. You may need to apply some >> additional stuff. IIRC, the pptp patch also needs an "unregister" >> fix of some kind that's probably in p-o-m/pending or /submitted. >> >> Good luck, >> Filip >> >> >> > > Well i want to install 2.4.19. > > I have installed conntrack+nat-helper-unregister and then i could > install znewnat-16 and then i could install pptp conntrack module. > > I hope it will work when i have build the kernel. > > Thanks for all your help!!! > > / Rickard > > > > Do i need newest iptables to get the modules to work?
