Re: library for ebtales

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hello,

yea multiple insertions, deletions and other chain operations (create,
delete, flush, rename, ...) before commit is fully supported, it a
naturally. ;o) all counterchanges or other changes will transfer into
the kernel with ebtc_commit. that include all entries and all counters.
yes, that is another reason for new implementation. i have needed so a
library without much gimicks. modules are useful for commandline tools,
for c programmer is the dymanic loading only annoying. i use first the
structures in ebtables.h of the linux kernel. that way leaves to me the
biggest freedom.

how can i upload that library to the sf cvs from ebtables? can i join to
ebtables?

bye
jens

Bart De Schuymer wrote:
| Op ma, 04-04-2005 te 13:18 +0200, schreef Jens Götze:
|
|>at the last three days, i have developed a little library for ethernet
|>bridge tables. reason is the quicky and dirty implemention of the cvs
|>library and my degree dissertation. for this i require an stable
|>version. i hope this library will help.
|
|
| Kudos if you can write that in three days.
|
| Does your code deal with multiple insertions and deletions before
| commiting to the kernel? If you want your counters to stay correct, then
| you need something like counterchanges.
| Your implementation does look clean, so I'm sure it will be useful to
| people who don't need the ebtables modules.
|
| Feel free to further elaborate on the unstableness of the cvs.
|
| Bart
|
|
|
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