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Is there a good open source build solution for linux platform that can provide Build and Continuous integration support

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Is there a good open source build solution for linux platform that can provide Build and Continuous integration support
posted Jun 16, 2014 by anonymous

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You can use Jenkins Which is open source and available for all supported Platform and Version Control system like ClearCase, GIT, SVN etc.

answer Jun 16, 2014 by Amit Kumar Pandey
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I believe you are looking for the supported version of Linux which can serve your enterprise need. You can try RHEL which is RedHat Enterprise Linux and is maintained &supported not only by RedHat but also a list of Partners.

Let me know if you are looking for something different.

answer Jun 16, 2014 by Salil Agrawal
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For many years, I used nothing but various flavours of linux (most recently, Linux Mint). I was so used to installing stuff using package managers (apt-get and yum). It was so easy, for example, to get the LAMP stack up and running.

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I am trying to provide ability to intercept network connections originating from, and coming into Linux machines at various stages during the network connections life-cycle.

These stages include the following:
1. Just before an outbound network connection is made - i.e. when the first SYN packet is sent out.
2. Just after an outbound network connection is established.
3. Just after the connection is terminated.
4. When an inbound connection is established - i.e. when the first SYN packet is received from outside.

For above requirements, I was evaluating netfilter_queue to get the packets in the user-space and then decide the verdict whether to allow or drop the packet.

My main concern here is, that once I am done with netfilter_queue registration, I'll start getting all the packets. But I am only interested in control packets and don't want data packets to be sent to user-space.

So, my question is - Is there any existing way to tell the netfilter_queue kernel module to send only the control packets and not the data packets ? Also, would it be possible to get notified about the connection establishment and termination ?

If there is no ready way to achive above, then would it make sense to modify libnfnetfilter_queue and netfilter_queue kernel module to provide only control packets depending upon the config mode set,
i.e. introducing NFQNL_COPY_CONTROL_PACKET for copying only control packets to user-space ?

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