I have a session I would like to have a long timeout for, so I do the
equivalent of this using the conntrack API:
conntrack -U -s 128.66.1.1 -d 128.66.2.2 -p udp --sport 1234 --dport
5678 -t 7200
This works fine to set the timeout to two hours, but as soon as there is
any traffic the timeout is reset to the default (e.g. three minutes).
This could be a bug; new traffic should only extend the timeout, not
reduce it.
But is there any workaround? Maybe some way to set the value the timeout
will be assigned when there is new traffic, for only the one session?
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