kernel: ticket: 2 != [1]3

[Florian C. Smeets]

Hi,

i'm on a DSL Line where my ISP forces a disconnect every 24 hours, every 
time my connection is disconnected and i get a new ip i get these messages:

Jun  8 14:23:35 soekris kernel: ticket: 2 != [1]3
Jun  8 14:23:43 soekris kernel: ticket: 4 != [1]6
Jun  9 14:23:39 soekris kernel: ticket: 8 != [1]9
Jun 10 14:23:46 soekris kernel: ticket: 12 != [1]13
Jun 11 14:23:53 soekris kernel: ticket: 16 != [1]17
Jun 12 14:24:01 soekris kernel: ticket: 20 != [1]21
Jun 13 14:24:08 soekris kernel: ticket: 24 != [1]25
Jun 14 14:24:26 soekris kernel: ticket: 38 != [1]40
Jun 15 14:24:23 soekris kernel: ticket: 42 != [1]44
Jun 16 14:24:41 soekris kernel: ticket: 46 != [1]48

Is this something i should worry about ? I have not experienced any 
problems though.

I use this in my pf.conf for the external interface (the one which gets 
the new ip):

ext_if="tun0"
internal_net="{ 172.30.1.0/24, 172.30.2.0/24 }"
nat on $ext_if from $internal_net to any -> ($ext_if)

In case it is needed the complete ruleset is available here:
http://flds.dyndns.org/pf.conf

I think this started when the OpenBSD 3.7 pf was commited.

Cheers,
Florian