match n packets every m

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Hi all,
I'm trying to find a way to match _n_ ip packets every _m_ I've tryied with the nth extension, but I've not been able to obtain this thing.
I've seen that I could insert a rule with "--packet x" for m times, if I've specifyied "--every m", but I'd like to follow some other way, more flexible.
Could someone kindly let me know if there is a smart way to do it? Thank you a lot,

Roberto Ferrari
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The simplest and most sane would probably be to extend nth with what you want.

If not you will need the nth match repeated many times (n times) like you describe, with different --packet but same "--every m --counter X", finally followed by a "-m nth --every m --counter X" to match all the other..

Regards
Henrik

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Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
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Thank you very much for the help, it seems that we reached the same conclusion. :-)
Do you have idea of where I should modify the nth code?
Do you think it could be safe to modify also the limit of 100 to the "--every", making it grow to 1000 or 2000?
Txs,

Roberto Ferrari.

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This limit is technically only when using --packet.

Regards
Henrik

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Thank you for your help. Is there anyone who knows where (I'm not a "so expert" developer, unfortunately)?
Thank's in advance,

Roberto.

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