Hi, TProxy 1.2.0 has been released. This is the first the release of the 1.2 stable branch, with substantial changes since 0.25. From the API standpoint, it is compatible with 0.25. There are no new features, only bugfixes and internal changes. More important internal changes: - new connection tracking entry deletion code, which does not require scanning the whole connection tracking hash - a completely rewritten /proc/net/tproxy interface - hooks into the network stack at more appropriate points (right after TCP/UDP unhash) NOTE: this release is strictly for Linux 2.4.23, it is _not_ compatible with 2.4.22 (and earlier). Even though the patch may apply without problems, it _will_not_work_. If you really need it, please let me know. The experimental NAT entry reuse patch is also in the package, however, please do not use it unless you really have to. (You may try it if you have a lot of TCP traffic and you see "failed to apply NAT mapping" messages. It causes the NAT core drop clashing transparently proxied TCP connections in the TIME_WAIT state, which may help a lot in certain cases.) As always, the package is available from http://www.balabit.com/downloads/tproxy/linux-2.4/ MD5 checksum of cttproxy-2.4.23-1.2.0.tar.gz: 12e8730a95640be3b73f0a05758f08c0 -- Regards, Krisztian KOVACS