Dans un message du 01 Dec � 15:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] �crivait :
> I appologise upfront for my ignorance on this matter. But how do you
> apply such a patch?
You go to your kernel source directory (eg. /usr/src/linux) and run
patch -p1 < path_of_the_patch. Anyway, this patch should be in 2.4.17,
so you might want to wait if you don't want to play with patches.
> Thanks for the info. I am glad that it is not something that I have
> done wrong to cause these. I did only start to notice them after
> upgrading to the 2.4.14 kernel from 2.4.4 - and I didn't change my
> iptables rules in between.
That is normal. Before 2.4.7, the unclean target matched all packets as
clean *sigh*
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Guillaume Morin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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