This page outlines how to configure and enable eBPF integration for TapeTrack Server on Linux systems. eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) allows TapeTrack to dynamically manage IP-level blocking at the kernel level during the time-out period.

Before enabling eBPF support, ensure the following:

• Linux kernel version 4.4 or later
• Root or sudo privileges
• TapeTrack Server binary supports the `-B` argument
• A preloaded eBPF table is available and accessible

Use your preferred method to create an eBPF table that supports IP filtering. This may involve:

• Using `bpftool` or `tc` to define a map
• Preloading the table with default values
• Ensuring the table is accessible to the TapeTrack Server process

Example: ```bash bpftool map create /sys/fs/bpf/tapetrack_block_map type hash key 4 value 4 entries 1024 name tapetrack_block_map