[H-GEN] IP Masquerading
Jason Henry Parker
ph330812 at student.uq.edu.au
Wed Sep 30 04:40:35 EDT 1998
On Wed, 30 Sep 1998, Ben Fowler wrote:
> on the fly, however if I remember rightly, IP masq support itself _must_
> be compiled into the kernel and not as a module (as opposed to the helper
> modules which can be made as modules), perhaps someone would care to
> verify this?
[Guys, can we *please* trim quoted text to the bare minimum? I mean,
quoting the whole message just to add two or three lines at the
top/bottom is very aggravating, and is very poor nettiquette. I won't
name names, you know who you are.]
Ben, you're nearly right.
IP Masquerading *must* be compiled into the kernel, it cannot be
compiled as a module. The "helpers" *must* be compiled as modules,
they cannot be compiled into the kernel.
(For values of "can" and "cannot" which apply to non-gurus, of
course.) A quick look at linux/Documentation or doing a "make
menuconfig" would have proved this beyond doubt in a few seconds.
Indeed, I'd quote those sources here if I had a working computer at the
moment.
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Jason Henry Parker, ph330812 at student.uq.edu.au
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