Add tc clsact and bpf filter direct-action support #223
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In linux 4.5, a new clsact qdisc type is added, which is very similar to ingress but can also apply to egress packets in a lightweight (lockless) way. Also improving performance is the direct-action flag for bpf filters, in which a program directly returns the action (drop, pass, redirect, etc.) to take in the classifer.
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tcmsg: add tc clsact and bpf filter direct-action support
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In linux 4.5, a new clsact qdisc type is added, which is very similar to
ingress but can also apply to egress packets in a lightweight (lockless)
way.
Also improving performance is the direct-action flag for bpf filters, in
which a program directly returns the action (drop, pass, redirect, etc.)
to take in the classifer.