They're just traffic counters, e.g. for [p:b] there has been p packets matching that rule, amounting in b bytes of traffic. If you do iptables -L -v the current counters are listed in the two left-most columns. We naturally want to load them in a zero state.
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— Mon 30 Jan 2012 08:08:14 PM CET
[p:b]there has beenppackets matching that rule, amounting inbbytes of traffic. If you doiptables -L -vthe current counters are listed in the two left-most columns. We naturally want to load them in a zero state.