match module that does the job of -j SET
match module can be used to bump the timeout (ipset can now be an xt_recent replacement) using the --ss-exist flag
Returns on match if --ss-match flag provided
cd src
./configure
make
sudo make installDKMS (Dynamic Kernel Module Support) automatically rebuilds the kernel module when the kernel is upgraded.
Prerequisites:
- Install DKMS:
sudo apt-get install dkms(Ubuntu/Debian) or equivalent for your distribution - Install kernel headers:
sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
Installation Steps:
- Configure and install via DKMS:
cd src
./configure
sudo make dinstall- Check DKMS status:
./install-dkms.sh --statusManual DKMS Management:
# Install module via DKMS
sudo ./install-dkms.sh --install
# Remove module from DKMS
sudo ./install-dkms.sh --uninstall
# Check current status
./install-dkms.sh --statusDKMS Configuration Options:
You can disable DKMS during configuration if needed:
./configure --disable-dkms # Disable DKMS entirely
./configure --disable-dkms-install # Build with DKMS support but don't auto-installa single rule banning module