On Mon, 23 Jul 2007, £ukasz Nierych³o wrote:
> In my opninion ipset iptree still does not work as it
should be.
> My test:
>
> []# ipset -N viruses iptree --timeout 100
> []# ipset -A viruses 172.16.14.12
>
> Test1:
> []# ipset -T viruses 172.16.14.12
> 172.16.14.12 is in set viruses
> Test2:
> []# ipset -T viruses 172.16.14.111
> 172.16.14.111 is in set viruses
> Test3:
> []# ipset -T viruses 172.16.140.111
> 172.16.140.111 is NOT in set viruses
>
> ...
>
> Test2 172.16.14.111 shoud NOT be in set viruses, every
IP from example subnet
> 172.16.14.0/24
> is reported as "in set", (look at test2).
>
> Everything is ok after IPTRE_GC_TIME 5*60 (line 33 in
ip_set_iptree.c)
> When I changed this label to 60 this module iptree
worked ok after 60s.
>
> To test again you have to unload ipset module.
Something is wrong few minutes
> after module is loaded...
That looks like a real bug. Which kernel and pom-ng version
are you using?
Best regards,
Jozsef
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