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Subject: Re: intercepting vat (or other rtp) traffic
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> Does it have to be vat?  Can you use rat (assuming it's stable enough
> yet)?

source for rat is not generally available and cannot be redistributed.
in any case what I want to do is completely independent from the
application that's why I am going for #2

> > 1) patch the network module of vat and intercept traffic there;
> > 2) program vat to use 127.0.0.1 and let my program talk to vat
> >    using the same address. My program would basically do address
> >    translation in both directions.

	Cheers
	Luigi