I'm writing a module that is able to modify outgoing packets.
This is done by registering a new entry in ptype_all.
But my problem is that in dev_queue_xmit_nit the sk_buff is
cloned and that my function get this clone. So my modification
on skb->data isn't take into account by the ethernet driver.
My idea was to do my modifications and then copy all my datas
starting at skb->data so that nothing in the sk_buff is modified.
But what am I doing if the buffer doesn't have enough room to
support the new/modified data ?
skb_cow or skb_copy_expand, for example, will return me a new
sk_buff with a new buffer but how could I tell the system that
it must "replace" the old sk_buff by this one ?
Thanks
-Emmanuel Varagnat
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