onsdag den 23 februari 2011 klockan 22:03 skrev Timo Juhani Lindfors detta:
> Mats Erik Andersson writes:
> > using packet dumps like "tcpdump -pnvXi bge0 ip" I have been
> > able to conclusively detect that kFreeBSD is inserting 0x
> > as the IP header checksum in any TCP response triggered b
Mats Erik Andersson writes:
> using packet dumps like "tcpdump -pnvXi bge0 ip" I have been
> able to conclusively detect that kFreeBSD is inserting 0x
> as the IP header checksum in any TCP response triggered by an
Are you using tcpdump to look at the checksums of outgoing packets?
That's not
Dear all,
using packet dumps like "tcpdump -pnvXi bge0 ip" I have been
able to conclusively detect that kFreeBSD is inserting 0x
as the IP header checksum in any TCP response triggered by an
exterior connection. Thus also the TCP checksum is corrupt as
a corollary.
This phenomenon is of cours
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