Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sun, 24 May 1998 14:57:48 -0700 | From | A Guy Called Tyketto <> | Subject | Weird(harmless?) IP Masquerade message |
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Heya, everyone...
I have started to get these constant messages with IP masquerading, as I have upgraded to IPCHAINS. I don't think the ipchains program itself is the cause of it, but nevertheless, this message crop up every minute or so:
IP_MASQ:masq_expire delayed: TCP C0A80102:20B2->C3598163:0015 nlocks-1=0 masq.refcnt-1=2 masq.n_control=1
I've traced the message to the call in net/ipv4/ip_masq.c, but I haven't had the time yet, to delve into it any further.
Currently, I have a 'typical' IP masquerading setup: 1 box doing the masquerading via PPP, serving the world to another hidden box, through 10baseT.
The message seems harmless enough, as the setup is still working well. I'll take a further look into things, and see what I can see.
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