[ANNOUNCE] protocol watcher

From: Justin Pryzby (justinpryzbyat_private)
Date: Wed May 21 2003 - 14:00:21 PDT

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    I emailed the list previously asking if anyone knew of a way to
    automatically accept and log all connections to a computer.  My thanks
    to all that replied; unfortunately, I was unable to find exactly what I
    wanted.  Since then, it occurred to me that this piece of software would
    not be hard to write, so, three attempts later, it is written.
    
    ``Protowatch'' may be now be found on sourceforge:
    [http://www.sf.net/projects/protowatch/].  It will work only for Linux
    2.4/2.5, as it requires the iptables QUEUE target to dynamically run a
    server (in userspace) for each unhandled packet.
    
    It has not been well tested, but is a trivial piece of code.  I will be
    in a better position to test it in two weeks; atm I am behind a home
    router.
    
    Questions, comments and flames are welcome.
    
    Justin Pryzby
    
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