Add support for table flags #332
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nickgarlis
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This change adds support for the following table flags: - TableFlagDormant - TableFlagOwner - TableFlagPersist It also introduces a new method, GetPortID, which is required when the TableFlagOwner flag is set. This method relies on the latest version of mdlayher/netlink, so the dependency has been updated accordingly.
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This change introduces support for the following table flags:
It also adds and exposes a new method
GetPortID, which is required when theTableFlagOwnerflag is set.Currently, a syscall is used to obtain the connection port ID, but this could be simplified by directly accessing the connection PID.
See: mdlayher/netlink#237
Fixes: #316