Re: [HELP] why the string match does not work in nat tables?

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On Tuesday 2011-02-01 13:32, Pablo Neira Ayuso wrote:

>On 01/02/11 13:01, GÃspÃr Lajos wrote:
>> The string match is much like a toy and not a real help in the iptables.
>> (Sorry, I do not really "believe" in this match. But also I understand
>> the need for such match. Sometimes it can be very usefull.)  As already
>> mentioned before, the main problem is the fragmentation.
>
>fragmentation is not a problem for algorithms like knuth-pratt-morris,
>which is implemented in textsearch. boyer-moore is faster but if the
>text is splitted among fragments, it won't find a matching.
>
>segmentation is a problem for textsearch, it wouldn't be hard to extend
>the string matching to make it flow-based.

How so? You would have to collect the packets like l7-filter.

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