In message <000101c09d7e$9e06f4b0$e7d0b7ca@pegasus> you write:
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> Feb 23 09:58:14 ns kernel: ip_dev_loopback_xmit: bad owned skb = cfc80f00: PR
E_ROUTING FORWARD POST_ROUTING
> Feb 23 09:58:14 ns kernel: skb: pf=2 (unowned) dev=eth1 len=1500
> Feb 23 09:58:14 ns kernel: PROTO=17 202.183.208.204:1449 239.1.1.2:26911 L=15
00 S=0x00 I=54455 F=0x2000 T=4
Hmm, this means that a packet went through PRE_ROUTING, FORWARD and
POST_ROUTING, then hit loopback.
It's kinda wierd behaviour: multicast packets will pass through
PRE_ROUTING, FORWARD, POST_ROUTING (ip_mc_output), then net_rx,
net_rx_action, ip_rcv, then ???.
I'm surprised you don't get more messages, but they're fairly
harmless.
Rusty.
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