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...Following the examples in the man page, I've set the backup suffix and created a protection filter: --delete --backup --suffix=~`date +"%Y-%m-%d"` --filter='Pp *~????-??-??' But using this protection filter, not all of my backup files were protected from deletion. In each subesquent run of rsync, it would try to delete some of my backup files. The net effect was that the backed up files kept getting renamed with an ever longer string of appended suffixes. I changed the filter to read as follows --delete --backup --suffix=~`date +"%Y-%m-%d"` --filter='P *~???...

...decided to tackle libiptc. I'm just getting started, and the first task was to write a function to flush all existing chains. I can't seem to call iptc_flush_entries() in my code without getting a seg-fault. iptc_flush_entries() dosn't cause the seg-fault, but the value returned from subesquent calls to iptc_next_chain() causes a seg-fault, instead of a pointer to a chain name, I keep getting 0x28. This may be my incompetence surfacing, but I can't find anything in my code that would cause this. see the included URL (cutterslade.dhs.org/~wesley/iptablesbug/) for code samples and exp...