Moved from DEB-based nfqueue 0.5 to NetfilterQueue v0.8.1

[moonbaseDelta]

Now it should work fine on different Linux distros. Checked on Arch and CentOS7

[ezbik]

Without using -i option, I get error "bad value for --queue-num or out of range (0-65535)"

@janisblaus look at the code, it implies your main network card is eth0 and it tries to calculate NFQUEUE value based on paths in /sys/class/net/YOUR_NETWORK_CARD/

[ezbik]

@moonbaseDelta Your fork is awesome! it seems @segofensiva abandoned his development, so can you open Issues on your repo? I have some ideas:

• allow user to specify NFQUEUE number instead of calculating it from NIC number in /sys/*
• print out NFQUEUE number
• allow user to skip iptables actions ( would be useful on multi-NIC systems or there where Iptables rules are quite complex).

[ezbik]

https://blog.tanatos.org/posts/osfooler-ng/ installation steps on centos 7,8 and Ubuntu 18.04.

[moonbaseDelta]

@moonbaseDelta Your fork is awesome! it seems @segofensiva abandoned his development, so can you open Issues on your repo? I have some ideas:

Hi, after all I could not fit that project into any usefullness and also I'm not quite sure that it worked as supposed with my previous setup.

But I like the idea of make it done and helpful for others. I'm opening the comments and will try to rewrite current code on python3 soon.