My question is this: i would like to use the connlimit (formerly known as iplimit) match for iptables, but get a "no chain/target/match by that name" error, no matter what I try.
There is a connlimit.so in the iptables.lrp package, but no corresponding connlimit.o in the modules.lrp package.
I messed around a bit with the 2.1rc1 ulibc version, as the kernel and iptables are newer, but the connlimit.o module is still missing.
I tried to compile my own 2.4.24 kernel for the 1.2 version (i'm not yet experienced enough to use ulibc (heck, this was my very first linux kernel compilation ever :))), together with the necessary modules and iptables 1.29 (using patch-o-matic to insert the connlimit.o patch first).
Trouble is, iptables now wants libnsl.so.1, of which I can't seem to find a correct version. The one of my compilation system (SuSE 9.0, gcc 3.1.x, glibc 2.3.2 IIRC) causes unresolved symbols, a 2.0.7 version causes segfaults. I read in the changelog of Bering that libnsl.so was removed in beta3. What do I need to do to make iptables get along without it, too?
I set up the debian woody UML machine, but didn't recompile everything with it yet. Would it solve my problems?
Or better: could someone supply me with a connlimit.o for the 2.4.24 kernel of the 2.1rc1 ulibc Bering version? :)
Thanks for your patience and sorry if my writing is without any structure,
Bjoern Snippe
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