Re: IPFW changes.

2003-02-19 Thread David Syphers
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 10:20 am, IAccounts wrote:
> 1: What is the best FBSD list for finding out who (if anyone) is also
> working on IPFW and what new features are planned, and;

The IPFW list could help ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). To see who is working on 
it, look at the commit logs (e.g. 
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/sbin/ipfw/ipfw.c). Luigi Rizzo does 
a lot of the work with it.

> 2: Where can the source files for IPFW be found on a clean install? I do
> have IPFW source files on my Thinkpad, but only in the compile directory.
> (Indicating that they appeared only AFTER I compiled my own custom
> kernel).

If you installed a source tree in the standard place (/usr/src), look in 
/usr/src/sbin/ipfw.

-David

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IPFW changes.

2003-02-19 Thread IAccounts
I would like to make some changes to IPFW, specifically, I would like to
add a function that would simulate fwd, but also change the destination
address. I know this can be done with natd, but would like to have it
native, so I can manipulate the packets in certain ways. My questions are
this:

1: What is the best FBSD list for finding out who (if anyone) is also
working on IPFW and what new features are planned, and;

2: Where can the source files for IPFW be found on a clean install? I do
have IPFW source files on my Thinkpad, but only in the compile directory.
(Indicating that they appeared only AFTER I compiled my own custom
kernel).

Tks,

Steve


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