Mass deletion of network routes

[Alexander Dalloz]

Am Di, den 16.11.2004 schrieb Gordon Campbell um 20:46:

> I have a problem with a machine with a damaged routing table and cant
> find any way to clear up the mess.

routing table or iptables filter rules? 

> What's happened is an installation of portsentry went "rogue" and
> started madly adding reject routes for mush of my network to the tables.
> 610 of them. What I'd like to do is to clear every reject route from the
> tables, but I can't seem to figure out how to do this. I have a list of
> the rejected IPs, but my feeble attempts at scripting the removal aren't
> meeting with any success. Can someone help? Thanks.

Post example rule lines you want to delete. Make clear what the first
ones and the last are, so that we can see the range.

> .....G

Alexander


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