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Subject: [ng_car] issue/whish/todo
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Good day
	I would like ещ introduce You several issue.
	I would like to be able to when you call "_getstat_" to see the bytes, 
not only packets. This is for drawing graphs of node load.
	I would also like to be able to configure some "_car_nods_" after exit 
on output, without checking in ipfw, not depending on ip.fw.one_pass. 
Like per ng_car node one_pass.

is it real?