Broken %s kernel message: cannot validate ADT attributes! Protocol error, we sent command %s and received %s[%u] Broken %s kernel message: cannot validate and parse attributes Sad, sad day: kernel message %s does not carry the protocol version. Giving up: kernel protocol version %u does not match our protocol version %u Cannot communicate with kernel: Kernel support protocol versions %u-%u while userspace supports protocol versions %u-%u Broken HEADER kernel message: missing setname! Broken HEADER kernel message: sent setname `%s' does not match with received one `%s'! Broken HEADER kernel message: missing attribute '%s'! Broken TYPE kernel message: missing attribute '%s'! Broken TYPE kernel message: sent typename `%s' does not match with received one `%s'! Data message received when not expected at %s Invalid message received in non LIST or SAVE state. Broken error message received. ACK message received to command %s[%u], which is not expected Broken error report message received. Protocol error, we sent command %s and received error report for %s[%u] Broken %s error report message: cannot validate attributes Broken %s error report message: missing protocol attribute Invalid internal HEADER command: missing setname Invalid internal TYPE command: missing settype Internal error: unknown private command %u Invalid create command: missing setname Invalid create command: missing settype Invalid %s command: missing from-setname Invalid %s command: missing to-setname Invalid %s command: missing setname Invalid %s command: missing settype Invalid test command: missing setname Invalid test command: missing settype Internal error: unknown command %u Cannot open session to kernel. Normal IO is in use, full IO cannot be selected Cannot open %s for reading: %s Cannot open %s for writing: %s Library error, invalid ipset_io_type Full IO is in use, normal IO cannot be selected INET INET6 UNSPEC Syntax error: unknown settype %s Kernel supports %s type, family %s with minimal revision %u while ipset program with maximal revision %u.
You need to upgrade your ipset program. Kernel supports %s type, family %s with maximal revision %u while ipset program with minimal revision %u.
You need to upgrade your kernel. Kernel-library incompatibility: set %s in kernel has got settype %s with family %s and revision %u while ipset library does not support the settype with that family and revision. Kernel and userspace incompatible: settype %s with revision %u not supported by userspace. -file option cannot be used when full io is activated There are missing mandatory flags but can't check them. It's a bug, please report the problem. Mandatory option `%s' is missing IP/CIDR range is not allowed in command %s with set type %s and family %s FROM-TO IP range is not allowed in command %s with set type %s and family %s FROM-TO port range is not allowed in command %s with set type %s and family %s There are not allowed options (%u) but option list is empty. It's a bug, please report the problem. %s parameter is not allowed in command %s with set type %s and family %s There are not allowed options (%u) but can't resolve them. It's a bug, please report the problem. Missing mandatory argument of option `%s' Argument `%s' is supported in the kernel module of the set type %s starting from the revision %u and you have installed revision %u only. Your kernel is behind your ipset utility. [PROTO:]PORT is a valid pattern of the following:
PORTNAME TCP port name from /etc/services
PORTNUMBER TCP port number identifier
tcp|sctp|udp|udplite:PORTNAME|PORTNUMBER
icmp:CODENAME supported ICMP codename
icmp:TYPE/CODE ICMP type/code value
icmpv6:CODENAME supported ICMPv6 codename
icmpv6:TYPE/CODE ICMPv6 type/code value
PROTO:0 all other protocols
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Create a new set plain|save|xml
Specify output mode for listing sets.
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and for "save" command is mode "save". Missing mandatory argument to option %s Command `%s' is invalid in restore mode. Restore command is not supported in interactive mode Missing mandatory argument to command %s Missing second mandatory argument to command %s No command specified: unknown argument %s %s v%s
Usage: %s [options] COMMAND
Commands:
Type %s supports inet and inet6.
Type %s supports family %s only.
Try `%s help' for more information.
Print elements sorted (if supported by the set type).
Suppress any notice or warning message.
Try to resolve IP addresses in the output (slow!)
Ignore errors when creating or adding sets or
elements that do exist or when deleting elements
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When listing, just list setnames from the kernel.
When listing, list setnames and set headers
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Read from the given file instead of standard
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Add entry to the named set SETNAME ENTRY
Delete entry from the named set SETNAME ENTRY
Test entry in the named set [SETNAME]
Destroy a named set or all sets [SETNAME]
List the entries of a named set or all sets [SETNAME]
Save the named set or all sets to stdout
Restore a saved state [SETNAME]
Flush a named set or all sets FROM-SETNAME TO-SETNAME
Rename two sets FROM-SETNAME TO-SETNAME
Swap the contect of two existing sets [TYPENAME]
Print help, and settype specific help
Print version information
Quit interactive mode create unknown command Cannot allocate memory. Line is too long to parse. Missing close quote! Unknown argument: `%s' %s
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port range is supported both for IPv4 and IPv6. hash:ip,mark IP,MARK ipmarkhash initial revision where depending on the INET family
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Adding/deleting multiple elements with TCP/SCTP/UDP/UDPLITE
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Adding/deleting multiple elements in IP/CIDR or FROM-TO form
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Adding/deleting multiple elements with TCP/SCTP/UDP/UDPLITE
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