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October 2nd, 2001
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 Demand for Gnutella masquerading module (Linux)? Hi, I ask myself if there is demand for Linux masquerading/netfilter module (Kernel 2.4)? This would allow incoming connections behind Linux firewalls/routers (home networks, intranet), less Gnutella Pushs and more available files. Currently this could only achieved through port forwarding, which is not very easy to setup for beginners - at least not default in any distibution (with a loose packetfilter configuration out of the box). If there are more Gnutella servants which support Socks/NAT... or a good Linux proxy/reflector for Gnutella... then there might no demand for a masquerading/netfilter module? Thx for feedback, Moak  |
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