<div>Dear Balazs Scheidler,</div>
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<div>> What do you want to accomplish exactly?</div>
<div>I would be happy if I could just log plain data separated by telnet session into </div>
<div>different files (perhaps also separated by client => server and server => client).</div>
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<div>Searching data seems indeed complicated as when I look into Wireshark each</div>
<div>keystroke is a separate paquet. Ideally I would like to check information so when </div>
<div>a user sends for example "root" that the session just terminates. It does not need</div>
<div>to be perfect because instead of root you could also send "r","o","o","s","del","t"</div>
<div>but that does not matter much to me and changing server states or other special </div>
<div>cases do not matter, too.</div>
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<div>> And about UDP: in Zorp, proxies are independent of the transport<br>> protocol, so each proxy can be used to transfer both UDP and TCP<br>> traffic. You can even convert between the two.</div>
<div>Sounds very good! And how can I specify this conversion if I would want to do that?</div>
<div>Do I need to set</div>
<div>--enable-conntrack Enable connection tracking for UDP based protocols</div>
<div>at compile-time or does it work without this switch too?<br><br>Sincerely Yours</div>
<div>Clement Fillon</div>