`./conntrack -L` is then what you use to test the changes.
Have I missed something? Are you actually suggesting that in order for
me to see the new secmark changes (SELinux context shown in its full
text glory instead of that useless number) I have to install
conntrack-utils and use conntrack (the executable)?
What happens to the new /nf(s)_conntrack and iptables -L? I assumed, as
Eric suggested earlier, that would also be possible. Is that not still
the case?
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