Re: [CONFIG] Block port when listening socket is closed?

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On Thursday 2008-07-24 02:10, ibramo addison wrote:

>Hi
>
>Would you happen to know a way to control system behaviour when
>connection requests are received on TCP or UDP ports where there is no
>socket listening? I know this can be done using net.inet.tcp.blackhole
>or net.inet.udp.blackhole in FreeBSD but I'm not aware of anything
>similar in Linux, so I thought iptables would be the only possibility.

-m socket, but the tproxy guys have not yet merged that code :-/
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