Hello everyone,

Starting with 2.6.26 the format of the patch I provide will differ. With the former patch you had to patch your kernel by hand and enable the module in the configuration. A few people remakred that this was a little bit difficult to handle.

From now on the patch is setup as an external module. Just extract the tarball, enter the directory and call:

• make
• make install

You need to have NF_CONNTRACK_NAT enabled in your kernel configuration though. For more information consult the README file. You can get the source here.

The name starts with rtsp-module.

NB: As always, this code works for me, if you find any bugs or have fixes please contact me.

BTW this code also works with 2.7.27 so do not look for a tarball.

I had a look at some old posts and noticed something very interesting. I often talked about the things I was doing right now and promised a more detailed explanation later on. Looking at "later" now shows me that this actually never happened.

Now the question my dear reader, what would be something interesting I should write about? NO that's not fishing for comments but it comes close. :) So please take your time, think and tell me what you are interested in.

So there is a patch for 2.6.26 now. As usual you can get it here. Some more changes to the API this time but it works for me.

NB: As always, this code works for me, if you find any bugs or have fixes please contact me.

If anyone is interested I also updated the POM repository for the RTSP patch. You can find it here as well.

Finally 2.6.25 is out. As usual you can get the RTSP patch here. There has been no change between this and the latest RC.

On a side note. I am curious who is actually using this patch. Of course I could read my apache logs but having a comment like "Yes, I am using it for ...." is so much nicer.

NB: As always, this code works for me, if you find any bugs or have fixes please contact me.

Im am not dead ...yet. Just to inform the guys downloading the RTSP from here as soon as 2.6.25 proper is out I will put a patch online. The current -RC kernel works here but changes to the code might happen before the final release.

On a side note. I recently started playing around with a RAID-5 setup for my file server. After finishing it up, I'll probably post an entry or two.

Long time no pyblosxom related info, I know.

As promised here is the patch for 2.6.24-rc1. It should also work with rc2 but I haven't tested it myself yet. Debugging also changed. I now use pr_debug for output. This means you need to compile the modules with "-DDEBUG" to get the debug output.

NB: As always, this code works for me, if you find any bugs or have fixes please contact me.

Just FYI, the port for 2.6.24 is coming along ok. I will give it some more tests and wait for a few rcs before releasing it though.

Ok, after finding out rather late that the rtsp patch did not work with 2.6.22, I downloaded 2.6.23-rc2 and ported it yet again. As always you can find the code here. I really hope that this patch will survive 2.6.23-final.

NB: As always, this code works for me, if you find any bugs or have fixes please contact me.

Since some changes happened to the netfilter code in 2.6.22 a new version of the rtsp patch is online. Big thanks go out to Jan Engeldhardt who really helped me getting this patch done in such a short time.

The location of the patch is still the same so go and grab it.

NB: As always, this code works for me, if you find any bugs or have fixes please contact me.