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blog:linux:connection_tracking_1_modules_and_hooks [2023-08-15] – improved/fixed some statements, typos Andrej Stenderblog:linux:connection_tracking_1_modules_and_hooks [2025-10-16] (current) – INT_MAX is signed and not unsigned Andrej Stender
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 Another two hook functions get registered with MAX priority in the //Input// Another two hook functions get registered with MAX priority in the //Input//
 hook and in the //Postrouting// hook in Figure {{ref>nfcthooks1}}. Priority hook and in the //Postrouting// hook in Figure {{ref>nfcthooks1}}. Priority
-MAX means the highest possible unsigned integer value. A hook function with this+MAX means the highest possible signed integer value. A hook function with this
 priority will be traversed as the very last one within the Netfilter hook and no priority will be traversed as the very last one within the Netfilter hook and no
 other hook function can get registered to be traversed after it. Those two hook functions other hook function can get registered to be traversed after it. Those two hook functions
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blog/linux/connection_tracking_1_modules_and_hooks.1692107994.txt.gz · Last modified: 2023-08-15 by Andrej Stender