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<lightydo>
Hi, I want to monitor changes to kernel routing tables (ipv4, ipv6). Is there a module or specific function I should probe? for IPv6 I found "ipv6_route_ioctl" but I could not find the equivalent for IPv4...
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<fche2>
lightydo, methinks routing data gets uploaded into the kernel via netlink packets
<fche2>
see net/ipv4/fib_trie.c probably
<fche2>
or fib_frontend.c
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