[pf4freebsd] Strange problem/Need help
Max Laier
max at love2party.net
Wed Sep 15 21:09:30 PDT 2004
Hi,
Christian S.J. Peron reported a very strange problem with pf in a recent
current kernel. It turned out (after days of brainwracking debugging) that
the problem went away by disabling the i386 optimized version of in4_cksum().
The problem I am having with this, is that I can't explain why this
(standalone) thing would break all of a sudden (earlier kernel seemed to
work). So what I am looking for are other examples for this behavior or
possible explanations.
If anybody else was/is seeing high numbers of "bad checksum" in #netstat -ssp
tcp or #netstat -ssp udp with rescent current, please try the attached patch
and report in if it fixed the problem.
I am really really disturbed by this as I just can't explain. Hence I am
really really hoping for you to explain what's going on here or at least
providing additional data points to get an idea. Thanks in advance.
I am not commiting this is order to keep the code exposed and hope for active
users to report!
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