On Fri, Aug 22, 2014, at 07:14 AM, Tom Eastep wrote:
> You will need to set up your iptables rules in the 'start' script, not
> in tcstart. The tcstart mechanism is only designed for configuring
> qdiscs and classes, but not any packet marking that goes along with it.

Yep, *just* stumbled on same result ... moving the invocation of the entire 
script to 'started' seems to do the trick ... without yet realizing WHY.

(1) is 'start' recommended over 'started'?
(2) given "tcstart mechanism is only designed for configuring qdiscs and 
classes" -- is that a MUST or a MAY?  should I necessarily *split* the script 
-- 'qdiscs/classes' setup invoked from tcstart, and the packet marking invoked 
from 'start(ed)' ?

atm, moving the ENTIRE script to 'started' results in the mangle chain being 
preserved ... although the classification of traffic is NOT working as intended 
(yet).

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