iptables throws "iptables: Memory allocation problem." and causes kernel oops when forward slash character (/) is present in "--set --name" of recent module
Issue
- When forward slash character(/) is present in
--set
--name
ofrecent
module, kerneloops
occurs. - Kernel
oops
occurs after execution ofiptables
with therecent
module.
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
- iptables
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