Occasionally I live backwards in time and use my i386/33 running linux 2.4.25 to handle my telephone line. So I tried to compile the recent iptables-1.4.18 ( with gcc-3.4.3 ) and would like to share my experience ( iff anybody is interested ): 1) configure finds <linux/proc_fs.h> "present, but not compilable" That doesn't really matter, because PROC_SUPER_MAGIC is identical to the supplied default. 2) <libiptc/linux_list.h> has the same guard macro as the kernel <linux/list.h>. This is unfortunate, because <linux/list.h> is included before from somewhere and so <libiptc/linux_list.h> is skipped. My fix: change the guard macro name 3) when compiling for --enable-libipq, <linux/netfilter_ipv4/ip_queue.h> requires a typedef from the iptables version of <linux/types.h>. I found that this is included too late. My fix: include it in ip_queue.h at the beginning After all, it compiles and seems to work so far ( at least as did my previous version ) Cheers horst
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