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DISCUSSION Aaron Lewis 2 participants 3 messages Feb 12, 2013

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Hi,

Looks like the LOG target doesn't output the mark of a packet?

I checked -j LOG --help and there's no such option, so what should I do to get the mark of each packet and print them?

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Quoted 6 lines · Aaron Lewis

Hi,

Looks like the LOG target doesn't output the mark of a packet?

I checked -j LOG --help and there's no such option, so what should I do to get the mark of each packet and print them?

It will log marks on packets by default. If there is no mark then nothing will be printed; if there is, the value will be printed at the end of the logging line (eg MARK=0x64).

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Hi Andrew,

Quoted 11 lines · Andrew Beverley
Quoted 6 lines · Aaron Lewis

Hi,

Looks like the LOG target doesn't output the mark of a packet?

I checked -j LOG --help and there's no such option, so what should I do to get the mark of each packet and print them?

It will log marks on packets by default. If there is no mark then nothing will be printed; if there is, the value will be printed at the end of the logging line (eg MARK=0x64).

Ah, thanks I get it, I did some experiment, if MARK is not set, it won't get printed.

Now it works.

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Andy

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