Hi all, Instead of sharing rule/pipe structure between user land and kernel land, I want to create new structures for user land, so kernel land structures could be changed without interfering user land programs. This could also nuke some "not so good" hacks, e.g. overriding the meaning of 'next' field in dn_pipe. Best Regards, sephe -- Live Free or Die
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