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Comments:
<0> how can I rewrite the destination address from a outgoing packet?
<1> nuny: ??
<1> SNAT ?
<0> I tried with snat
<0> iptables -t nat -D POSTROUTING -p tcp --dst 172.20.0.0/16 -j DNAT --to-destination 201.20.146.130
<0> I'm trying something like this now
<1> nuny: #iptables question (do not use -D but -A ;-)
<0> yep
<2> sven-: use the NOTRACK target in the raw table... iptables -t raw -A PREROUTING -j NOTRACK
<3> gug
<2> gug
<4> hi gandalf
<2> hi LaF0rge, Hidden
<5> baby is due in just under 6 weeks =)
<3> hard__ware: wow :)
<3> Gandalf_, LaF0rge: hello
<5> yeah mate, ive been busy ... not to mention been married now alomst 6 months =)
<5> i see NetFilter certainly has been moving allong, has been allot of cosmetic changes
<5> allong with Mem usage and Locking =)
<6> Gandalf_: ah, thanks
<7> hey. anyone knows if IPMARK is returning target?
<2> it continues
<7> ok
<7> if i have 192.168.0.3
<7> and i apply and mask 0xff, or mask 0x10100 i get 103?
<7> well, 10103
<7> and that should point to tc cl*** 1:103?
<2> the mark doesn't point to any tc cl*** unless you create a tc filter for it
<7> well i did
<7> || fw.sh.tf('add %s parent 1:0 protocol ip fw' % ddev)
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