I want to convert the source & destination IP addresses from a packet captured using netfilter to char *.
In my netfilter hook function, I have:
sock_buff = skb; // argument 2 of hook function
// ip_header is struct iphdr*
ip_header = (struct iphdr *)skb_network_header(sock_buff);
// now how to convert ip_header->saddr & ip_header->daddr to char *
// ip_header->saddr & ip_header->daddr are of type __be32
Thanks.
The kernel's family of printf()
functions has a special format specifier for IP-addresses (%pI4
for IPv4-addresses, %pI6
for IPv6).
So with IPv4, you could use something like:
char source[16];
snprintf(source, 16, "%pI4", &ip_header->saddr); // Mind the &!
Or write to dynamically allocated memory.
If you simply want to print debug-output, you can also use printk()
. For the many other features of %p
, see this document.