simranmunot
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I want to extract the TCP header and print the Header details of both incoming as well as outgoing packets but I need to hook that module in the Linux Kernel. That is I need to create an LKM for the same.
How to extract the TCP header of Incoming and Outgoing Packets using sk_buff? How can we create an LKM for the same?
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this is not a getting started issue.
take a look at
https://linux.org/forums/
and see were it should be directed, i can move you there.
what is the purpose of the exercise?
... and welcome to linux.org
chris turner
wizardfromoz
take a look at
https://linux.org/forums/
and see were it should be directed, i can move you there.
what is the purpose of the exercise?
... and welcome to linux.org
chris turner
wizardfromoz
This may help.
www.oreilly.com
Linux Device Drivers, Second Edition
The Socket Buffers We’ve now discussed most of the issues related to network interfaces. What’s still missing is some more detailed discussion of the sk_buff structure. The structure is at … - Selection from Linux Device Drivers, Second Edition [Book]
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simranmunot
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It is part of Linux Networking.
I am learning to create LKM and I just wanted to experiment with such problem statements.
I just want to extract the TCP header and print the Header details of both incoming as well as outgoing packets. And during research, I just came to know that I need to hook that module in the Linux Kernel.
So basically I need to create an LKM for the same.
moving this to linux networking
wiz
wiz
