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This package provides a perl interface to the netfilter/iptables C-code and library C<libiptc>. Advantages of this module: Many rule changes can be done very fast. Several rule changes is committed atomically. This module is heavily inspired by the CPAN module IPTables-IPv4. The CPAN module IPTables-IPv4 could not be used because it has not been kept up-to-date, with the newest iptables extensions. This is a result of the module design, as it contains every extension and thus needs to port them individually. This package has another approach, it links with the systems libiptc.a library and depend on dynamic loading of iptables extensions available on the system. The module only exports the libiptc chain manipulation functions. All rule manipulations are done through the iptables.c C<do_command> function. As iptables.c is not made as a library, the package unfortunately needs to maintain/contain this C file.
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