Re: why can't use connlimit ??

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2005/10/29, /dev/rob0 <rob0@xxxxxxxxx>:
> On Friday 2005-October-28 04:02, Rob Sterenborg wrote:
> > I also find it strange that you do have a .so, but not a .ko file.
>
> The .so is iptables(8)'s library (SO="shared object). The .ko is a
> kernel 2.6.x kernel module. Never having compiled iptables myself, I
> don't know for certain, but it seems that the iptables libraries are
> independent of the netfilter drivers. One could probably compile a
> fully-functional[1] iptables on a system with CONFIG_NETFILTER=n ...
> the only requirement being access to appropriate kernel sources.
>
do you mean iptalbes can work without netfilter? or I can use
connlimit function just only with a libipt_connlimit.so file? then how
to do it. I try to use modprobe to load the library, but it said to me
that no such module could be found. to load a .so fromat module need a
diffrent way?
>
> [1] Fully-functional only under a kernel with CONFIG_NETFILTER=y, of
> course.
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