Re: Re: opened sessions on lvs-nat

[<malalon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> You can read connections entries from the proc fs :
> 
> in kernel 2.2 : VS_PROC_FILE /proc/net/ip_masq/vs

I don't have such file.

>If you want to script connections entries : consider using LVSGSP 

What is it doing?

Thanks, 
Malalon

> 
> regards,
> Alexandre
> 
> 
> >i dont think it does .... the data get read from the memory directly just
> like the command "route" >there might be a script to set it but when you
> check with it it reads the routing table from the >kernel [memory]
> >>Tanks, but I have one more question:
> >>
> >>Is it written in any file?
> 
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