>So there's no solution?  I see now that the packet flow
doesn't support it,
>but logically it  does make sense to want an IP from that
DHCP server
>to be given to the other interface, after all any systems
hanging off that
>interface *will* get an address from the DHCP server on the other
>side of the bridge, so why shouldn't I?  There has to be some way
>around it?  Some pf re-routing trick?  Is dhrelay/dhcprelay
my only option?

i am confused as to why anyone would want to make a setup like
this, unless they were being shady. if you are going to be
installing a transparent filter/proxy/etc., shouldn't you have
enough control over the networking environment to work around
the DHCP problems?

it seems to me that working on the setup as it is currently
posited is a poor time investment. i would think harder about
how to change other things to work around this issue. unless,
of course, you were being shady ;).

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