Re: Any issues with packet updates?

--- Bart De Schuymer <[email protected]> wrote:
> You can find out the bridge port the packet was
> received on in the FORWARD 
> chain. Your queue handler receives the skb, check
> out the nf_bridge member of 
> the struct sk_buff.
I actually went and tried shifting the QUEUE entries
to INPUT & OUTPUT instead of PREROUTING and
POSTROUTING, since my current tests are on the 2 boxes
themselves and not the hosts behind them.  That
actually worked generating the proper results.  Why
this worked and not PRE/POST routing is beyond
me...thanks!
The bigger problem to detect is thru traffic, tho.  I
believe I get a ipq_packet_msg_t entry, not a sk_buff
up thru to the userspace iptables QUEUE target. 
Unless I am looking at the wrong header, I do not see
how to get the sk_buff which would have the
physindev/physoutdev fields.  Is there a separate
function call to get the sk_buff (and thus the
nf_bridge field)?

-Scott



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