Re: Are we shipping 2.0 with ipmasq in the default kernel?
>>>>> "Hamish" == Hamish Moffatt <hamish@debian.org> writes:
Hamish> On Mon, Apr 13, 1998 at 09:04:28PM -0800, Ben Gertzfield
Hamish> wrote:
>> Just wondering -- are we going to be shipping Debian 2.0 with
>> IP masquerading enabled by default in the kernel? I ask because
>> we have that nice /etc/init.d/ script that's setting up IP
>> masquerading policies..
Hamish> Do we? Which script is that? Netbase has some ipfwadm
Hamish> entries but none of those seem to be for masquerading on
Hamish> my system.
Wow, I'm a dope, I didn't even read through the script.
Well, *can* we do this? :) Red Hat has IP masquerading in their kernel
by default, and I know that a MAJOR reason lots of people use
Linux in their homes is as a dial-in/masquerading server.
I think we can safely make this a goal for 2.1 if we haven't already.
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