iptables-netflow 2.6-7 source package in Ubuntu

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iptables-netflow (2.6-7) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Fix compilation with Linux kernel 6.8 by replacing strlcpy with
    strscpy.
  * Replace dependencies on pkg-config with pkgconf. Thanks Lintian!
  * Declare compliance with Debian Policy 4.7.0. No changes needed.
  * Bump packaging copyright years in debian/copyright.

 -- Axel Beckert <email address hidden>  Tue, 21 May 2024 04:18:16 +0200

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Binary packages built by this source

iptables-netflow-dkms: iptables target which generates netflows

 ipt-netflow is an iptables/netfilter target which generates traffic
 statistics in NetFlow v5 and v9 format as well as in IPFIX format.
 .
 It provides high performance and scalability. For highest performance
 module could be run without conntrack being enabled in
 kernel. Reported to be able to handle 10Gbit traffic with more than
 1500000 pps with negligible server load (on S5500BC).

iptables-netflow-dkms-dbgsym: debug symbols for iptables-netflow-dkms
irqtop: Observe IRQ and SoftIRQ in a top-like fashion

 irqtop is a small ruby-written and curses-based utility which shows
 interrupt requests and software interrupts like top does for
 processes, but enhanced with colors.
 .
 irqtop is part of the ipt_netflow project as it has been written for
 monitoring the usage of the ipt_NETFLOW kernel module, but can be
 used separately.