so usp (so_usp@xxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote: > Hi People > > I don't know a lot about the source code of Linux > kernel yet and i know that the structure sk_buff (in > file skbuff.h) contains many varibles that show like > stamp that store the time arrival. Now i don't know > how can i access this structure when a packet comes. I > want to access the content of this variables that it > was created before by kernel and don't create one by > myself. > > If i am right, i think when the packet comes, kernel > create a new sk_buff that contains information about > the packet that will be sent by application or that > comes from another computer. So i would like to know > how to access this new structure created by kernel. If > it's possible to access, how? > > Thanks, > Luis Henrique from Brazil. Search in direction to netfilter hooks. Please don't fix your ReplyTo flags, and please read more code(http://lxr.linux.no/source/) and search the web. Have a good day. -- Amicalement Christophe * GNU/Linux & UNIX developer and network administrator * Membre RotomaLUG (http://www.rotomalug.org) * Registered User #271267 * Email: c.lucas@xxxxxxxxxxx * Web Site: http://odie.mcom.fr/~clucas/ -- Kernelnewbies: Help each other learn about the Linux kernel. Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/ FAQ: http://kernelnewbies.org/faq/
