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Installing PacketBL
Table of Contents:
I. Notes
II. Prerequisites
III. Installation
IV. Configuration
V. Command Line Arguments
I. NOTES
*NOTE* This document may very will be inaccurate, if at all possible
you should refer to
http://wiki.duskglow.com/index.php/Packetbl
for authoritative information.
II. PREREQUISITES
1. libconfig (required)
2. iptables (required)
Iptables' library "ipq" (IP Queuing library) is required, it
provides the necessary hooks to allow PacketBL to accept
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Installing PacketBL
Table of Contents:
I. Notes
II. Prerequisites
III. Installation
IV. Configuration
V. Command Line Arguments
I. NOTES
*NOTE* This document may very will be inaccurate, if at all possible
you should refer to
http://www.rjmsoftware.org
for authoritative information. Also feel free to use the bugzilla to
report bugs/ask for features. I have turned off the mailing
list due to spam.
II. PREREQUISITES
1. libconfig (required)
2. iptables (required)
Iptables' library "ipq" (IP Queuing library) is required, it
provides the necessary hooks to allow PacketBL to accept
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There are a few options that can be passed to the `configure' script
that will affect the way PacketBL is built (in addition to the
standard autoconf `configure' script options):
a. --with-cache
This option will enable the experimental caching
mechanism. This may introduce unexpected problems.
If you encounter any problems you should post a bug
report to the PacketBL mailing list (for details, see
http://lists.duskglow.com/packetbl).
b. --with-firedns
This option will cause PacketBL to use FireDNS's name
resolution routines when testing IPs against DNS RBLs.
Read above for more information on FireDNS.
c. --with-stats
This option will enable the experimental statistic
gathering code, which will require an extra thread to
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There are a few options that can be passed to the `configure' script
that will affect the way PacketBL is built (in addition to the
standard autoconf `configure' script options):
a. --with-cache
This option will enable the experimental caching
mechanism. This may introduce unexpected problems.
If you encounter any problems you should post a bug
report to the PacketBL bugzilla (for details, see
bugzilla.rjmsoftware.org)
b. --with-firedns
This option will cause PacketBL to use FireDNS's name
resolution routines when testing IPs against DNS RBLs.
Read above for more information on FireDNS.
c. --with-stats
This option will enable the experimental statistic
gathering code, which will require an extra thread to
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